Do I am breaking the if I don't pay a tax and do I go to jall for that ???

Everything starts with the facts. And, since you have not set forth a full statement of your factual situation, your question(s) cannot be answered.

Can the IRS go after me personally?

You should retain a tax attorney, ASAP, to (1) ascertain the facts and (2) take the appropriate action(s) to protect your interests.

We live in California and I owe back taxes can my wife buy a house by herself and won't be affected by the IRS ?

First, you may qualify for some form of tax relief (e.g., an offer-in-compromise). You should retain the services of a tax attorney to pursue this...

Your IRS situation is out of control. Accordingly, both you and your husband should consult with a tax attorney. And, since there may be a conflict...

You may qualify for some form of tax relief (e.g., an offer-in-compromise or hardship status - "53" case). In this regard, you should consult with...

Will I qualify for Innocent Spouse, Separate Relief or Equitable Relief? What are my options?

You may qualify for relief, depending upon your specific facts. Also, you may qualify for an offer-in-compromise or hardship status ("53 case")....

I owe $47,000 to the IRS. How can I pay it without putting myself into dire straits?

The IRS has a number of "collection alternatives" (e.g., offer-in-compromise and hardship status "53 case"), which may reduce or eliminate your tax...

What to do and what will the penalties be for finace's unfiled taxes for past 6 years as a partnership/co-owner of auto body?

Non-filing is a very serious matter, with severe consequences, including prosecution. Accordingly, your fiancé should, ASAP, retain the services of...

Can the IRS take my workers compensation award check?

The IRS has several "collection alternatives" to enforced collection/levy (e.g., offer-in-compromise, installment agreement, partial-payment...

Why does my 2007 tax transcript have the CSED has expired but not my 2006 tax transcript?

The short answer to your question is the CSED has yet to occur, since IRS has (at least) 10 years to collect from the date of the additional...