I have a federal tax debt that I incurred from 2008 with my ex-spouse who has since die. When will that debt fall off the books?

You need to retain a tax attorney to advise you concerning your options and strategy, including the possible expiration of the collection statute...

Does a transcript analysis to determine the exact date the federal tax debt expires stop the clock on the tax debt?

You need to retain a tax attorney to advise you concerning your options and strategy, including the possible expiration of the collection statute...

If we havent filed taxes In 3 years will we be denied a passport?

Non-filing is a very serious matter and should be addressed ASAP. You should retain the services of a tax attorney experienced in Voluntary...

IRS problems and California divorce?

You need to contact a tax attorney, ASAP, to pursue with IRS a "collection alternative," including an Offer-in-Compromise.

Will the irs take my settlement on n a personal injury lawsuit if I owe back taxes??

You need to be pro-active and retain a tax attorney, ASAP, to pursue a "collection alternative." Once same is in place, enforced collection by IRS,...

I have a lawsuit settlement for overtime wages coming soon and I owe the irs. Can they take my settlement money?

Your tax situation is out of control. You should retain a tax attorney, ASAP, to get it under control with a "collection alternative." Once it is...

Does IRS required each individual to apply the tax return?

If you meet the threshold filing requirements, you must file. And failure to file is a serious matter, which could lead to criminal consequences.

How can I pay a debt to IRS is they have froze my acct

There are many ways to handle these issues. Since this is a complicated area, you should retain, ASAP, a tax attorney.

Are tax debt's interest, and penalties forever?

You may be able to eliminate your tax debt, including penalty and interest, with an Offer-in-Compromise.

Bankruptcy should be the last resort. It may be possible to resolve your IRS matter through a "collection alternative," e.g., an Offer-in-Compromise.