Heather Marie Gosnick

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CHELSEA, MI

Tax Lawyer at CHELSEA, MI

Practice Areas: Tax

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Have tax debt w/exhusband IRS took my refund to pay, more $$ still owed. how to check to see if remaining debt was paid by him?

Heather's answer | Answered on August 03, 2015

You can call the IRS collection department at 800-829-7650. If the return was jointly filed, the IRS can tell you the balance remaining. Even if...

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I lIve in fayette county Kentucky, and have a "tax lien" that showed up on my credit report.

Heather's answer | Answered on August 01, 2015

I agree with Ms. Erdmann. More information is necessary. However, many states issue warrants, which are notices of tax liens and/or a warning of...

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Will one party owe money for taxes if we alternate years claiming my daughter?

Heather's answer | Answered on July 31, 2015

The answer to this question depends on several items: Amount of income earned, withholdings, deductions, allowable credits, etc. I would...

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Please Help Stop Garnishment!!

Heather's answer | Answered on July 31, 2015

If your garnishments are tax related (i.e., IRS, state of Michigan), you can contact the agencies directly to see if you qualify for a hardship. ...

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How can I get a CERTIFIED Tax Transcript for 2014? Please Help me. It's very urgent. it is needed for my wife citizenship

Heather's answer | Answered on July 30, 2015

The IRS has a program called the Certified Transcript Program (CERTS). Your local IRS office should be able to assist you in obtaining this...

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7 years ago I seperated from my husband. We both filed for divorce and then did not follow through. He was self employed, He

Heather's answer | Answered on July 30, 2015

You can call the IRS (800-829-1040) and request your wage and income transcripts for the last 10 years. The only issue is that the IRS...

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