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My mom died during the Pandemic September of 2020, She paid me but everything I made went on her supplies ie, diapers ostomy supplies and medications food for the house etc...my daughter and I had free room and board and my mom claimed me on her taxes. I never needed anything my momma took care of it all, she was loaded, but trust me i worked hard for her. When she died the only income in the house was my brothers and i had no idea what i was going to do during the pandemic so i turned to unemployment. they granted me unemployment 19.000 dollars but now the IRS is trying to hold her last tax returns. Is this legal?

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You really need to consult with a tax attorney and/or a Certified Elder Care attorney to get such a question answered. You should never rely on what anyone tells you from a random internet forum! Plus, who's going to argue with the IRS?? Especially now that our 'esteemed' POTUS has hired an additional 80,000 agents to take a closer look at everything we're doing!

My condolences on the loss of your mom.

Best of luck to you.
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Pensgirl, the IRS IS the legal authority when it comes to taxes. There will be now an executor of your Mom's estate. They will handle all of this. If you have questions of your own you should see an attorney to protect your own interests in terms of division of an estate apparently of some size. Go to your Mom's executor, or the Trustee of her Trust if she had a trust rather than/as well as a will. I hope that you kept records if you accepted payment. This will be important when you file your own taxes, or that you kept receipts if you used the money your Mother gave you for her own care.
My best to you and I am so sorry for your loss.
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Why do you think a forum like this can begin to answer a legal/tax question like that? You must go to see an attorney or a CPA.
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