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Will filing Form 8379 - Injured Spouse - keep the IRS from taking half of my new husband's tax refund in WA state?
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Answered on April 25, 2012
Form 8379 is the correct form. If you complete and file such with your tax return, the IRS will only keep your portion of the refund. There is no...
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IRS, Tax - injured spouse relief
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Answered on April 19, 2012
I agree with attorney Harrington. You should make sure you do not receive a refund and you should file married filing separate.
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Payroll Tax Trust Fund Civil Penalty Mystery regarding Letter 1153 and its delivery -need guidance
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Answered on April 13, 2012
Your case may take some specific research into tax court cases, but unfortunately the IRS is only required to mail such to the last known address. ...
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S-corp estimated tax question
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Answered on April 12, 2012
If you do not have any income this quarter, you do not have to make estimated tax payments for this quarter.
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Mid-year marriage and taxes
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Answered on April 12, 2012
Sorry, but this is a marital issue not a tax issue. The IRS considers the entire amount to be a joint debt. I hope this helps....
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How do I pay back taxes?
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Answered on April 12, 2012
Why are you trying to designate one year over the other? What grounds are you arguing to have your penalties reduced? It is easy to designate...
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Fiance is in noncollectable status due to small income. I have large income, if we marry will my income effects his n.c status?
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Answered on April 11, 2012
Likely, yes. Non-collectible status is determined after looking at one's income, expenses and assets. Getting married has the potential of...
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In Tax Court, what does a notice of concession consist of?
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Answered on April 11, 2012
It would be helpful if you provide links to where you are seeing these references. In my experience, when the IRS wants to concede a case, it...
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What is best way to delay IRS Levy?
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Answered on April 10, 2012
Is the lien against you or the business? If the business (and the trust fund recovery (TFRP) penalty has not been assessed against you...
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Is my tax preparer liable for an audit by IRS regarding FTHBC?
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Answered on April 10, 2012
I agree with Attorney Smith. The tax preparer should pay the penalties. You should also try to recover interest from the preparer. ...