Is it possible to somehow annul a marriage later on after a divorce has been filed and finalized?

If you have grounds for annulment, then I suggest you pursue that rather than a divorce. It shouldn't cost you more to file for an annulment. In...

My husband pays child support for our 4 children, but left in Feb. Am I wrong to not allow him to take them on his taxes?

The IRS doesn't care what your ex wants. The bottom line is, if the children are with you more than half the year, then you are entitled to claim...

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The first poster is correct if the tax you are referring to is a sales tax, or "trust fund tax." However, if you are referring to state income...

Can i claim my children at tax time

Your wife is violating the divorce decree by claiming all the children. You are violating the divorce decree by not paying child support. You can...

If my husband has not paid his own income tax since before we were married and we now divorce, am I liable for any portion?

The only way you can be liable for your husband's taxes is if you filed married/joint with him. If you always filed married/separate, then you...

How does a person "make up" overdue tax returns?

It sounds like you probably would have gotten refunds had you filed. Depending on how low your income was in any given year, you may not have had...

Can i claim my child on my income return without any issuses?

The parent who is entitled to take the child is the parent who the child lives with for more than half of the year. It sounds like you ex is the...

The tax lien will no longer be enforceable after the ten year period following assessment expires. There are exceptions to this rule. The...

Issue with claiming child on tax returns.

The IRS doesn't care about your verbal agreements or the divorce decree. As far as the IRS is concerned the only person who can claim the child is...

I am currently going through a divorce which has been filed but waiting for final court date. How will this effect my taxes?

If you are still legally married on December 31st, then you will have to file as married for 2010. Your choices are married/separately or...