Can the IRS take a joint tax refund for owed child support?
Short answer is yes. There are ateps you can take so only his part of the refund is taken. It is called injured spouse.
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Short answer is yes. There are ateps you can take so only his part of the refund is taken. It is called injured spouse.
Legal fees were never an above the line deduction. In 2018 they aren't deductible on Schedule A either.
There is no federal inheritance tax.
Call the advocate. Get you expense information with documentation so you can prove hardship. The FTB is totally out of control.
Food, housing, personal care, medical, transportation are the big ones and her income must be less than 50% of these expenses
If you want the benefits then you need to meet their requirements.
This is more of a marital issue than tax issue. It appears you have given implied consent to such an arrangement. You can go back and file married...
If the law requires a return then a return. Also filing a return starts the statute of limitations against future assessments. Third, without...
It is very possible. Depends on some other factors. You may qualify for an OIC. If so, dont let the IRS put you into CNC.
You need professional help. Your Revenue Officer is only interested in collecting as much as possible as quick as possible. When you are late with...