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My husband owes the IRS for back taxes in a business he was part owner of. Can the IRS seize our home, that is in both of our
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Answered on June 17, 2011
It is difficult to answer this question without more information. I would like to know what type of business it was (partnership, corporation,...
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Making an offer in compromise to the IRS, do we still make monthly payments?
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Answered on June 11, 2011
According to the Offer in Compromise booklet, "If you currently have an approved installment agreement with IRS and are making installment...
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We owe the IRS over $40,000 and now they are going to levy.
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Answered on June 09, 2011
I know you say that you have nothing the IRS can take, but if you have a job then I'm sure you're aware that they can levy your income. There are...
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Would it be wise to settle for a lump sum in my workers comp case or should i settle for future medical? i was declaired
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Answered on June 06, 2011
You need to weigh the pros and cons. Some things you should take into consideration are (1) whether or not you believe you will want to go through...
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What happens if you dont make your monthly installment to the irs
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Answered on June 01, 2011
If you have an installment agreement in place and you stop making payments, ultimately the IRS will resort to other means of collecting the debt,...
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Can mine & my children's personal belongings be sold if my husband hasn't claimed his business taxes?
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Answered on May 29, 2011
I agree with the prior responses. I would add that the IRS is supposed to use seizure of property as a last resort in their collection efforts. ...
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HOW TO REPORT IRS SCAMS?
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Answered on May 27, 2011
You may also complete a Form 3949-A, or prepare a letter containing the same information required of the form. There are many elements to fraud,...
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Innocent spouse relief
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Answered on May 24, 2011
Spouses are jointly and severally liable when they file joint returns. Just because you did not actively participate in the preparation and filing...
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My best friend just informed me that she hasn't filed a tax return in 15 years.
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Answered on May 17, 2011
Your friend may still be liable for penalties and interest if the withholdings were not sufficient. She can order her records/transcripts simply...
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