Can I separate my federal tax debt from my ex husband if we filed jointly?
Joint filers are jointly and severally liable for the tax debt that they owe. So the answer is NO -- you cannot separate your debt from that of...
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Joint filers are jointly and severally liable for the tax debt that they owe. So the answer is NO -- you cannot separate your debt from that of...
Contact the Mississippi State Board of Accountancy, 5 Old River Place, Suite 104, Jackson, MS 39202-3449. Phone: (601) 354-7320. [email protected]
You definitely need to talk to your payroll department about this. The amount shown on your W-2 should reflect BOTH the amount of your pay as...
Agree with both Mr. Cohens. Once you have filed "Married Filing Joint" you cannot amend to filing "Married Filing Separate." Recommend that in...
Agree with Mr. Cohen. You cannot do a IRA "rollover" into someone else's IRA.
If you have never lived there, it cannot be your primary home. The capital gains cannot be excluded.
No, you cannot deduct any of this as a loss on your income tax return.
You would be taxed on the max allowed. So if you win, you should try to spend it all!
An Ohio probate attorney cannot help you with this. You will have to hire a Virginia probate attorney --- preferably one located in the county...
First of all, to be fair, you should have a qualified appraisal done by a certified appraiser -- that way you will both know that the price is...