Albany, NY
Tax Lawyer at Albany, NY
Practice Areas: Tax
The children are not liable unless they received assets from your husband. If they did, then the underlying circumstances of such transfer(s) would...
Yes. This is clearly a reportable tax event and a tax return would be required.
The IRS has enforced collection powers, second to none. However, such enforced collection may be avoided if you pursue, in a timely manner,...
You should pursue "collection alternatives," which would include an Installment Agreement, an Offer-in-Compromise or Currently Not Collectible...
Even though you are married, you are not required to file joint returns. Joint returns are only an "option."
IRS does not, as a general rule, pursue enforced collection e.g., a garnishment, where there is a "collection alternative," e.g., an installment...
You would be violating the tax law and would risk prosecution and civil tax fraud penalties. Do not go there!
Because of the expense involved, IRS pursues relatively few criminal matters. When they do open a criminal investigation, it generally takes years...
You need to address your underlying IRS debt. There are several "collection alternatives" available, include the "gold standard," i.e. an...
Your spouse is the one with an IRS problem, not you. And he should address same, ASAP, by pursuing with IRS a "collection alternative."
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