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    Category: Tax Relief

    Tax Help Innocent Spouse IRS Tax Relief

    12 November, 2018 | Tax Relief

    Tax Help Innocent Spouse IRS Tax Relief It sometimes comes as a surprise to a client that they owe taxes, and there ex-spouse does not owe for a tax year they were married and filed a joint income tax return. When a taxpayer files a joint income tax return, they both become 100% liable for the income taxes owed. Now tax help is needed. For example, say you file a tax return for the 2017 tax year, and $5,000 is owed because your spouse earned undisclosed s... CONTINUE READING

    Tax Help and the IRS Currently Not Collectible Status

    1 January, 2018 | Tax Relief

    Tax Help and the IRS Currently Not Collectible Status When you are in a situation that makes it impossible to pay the taxes that you owe, you need tax help to show the IRS that collecting from you will create a financial hardship, the IRS will put you into a noncollectable status known by IRS terms as “currently not collectible”.  This status can be granted to individuals and corporations.  In most cases, this status will be reviewed in one to two y... CONTINUE READING

    Innocent Spouse Relief Tax Rules

    1 March, 2014 | Tax Relief

    Innocent Spouse Relief In September 2013, the tax law was revised to greater benefits for those who are seeking tax relief related to debts incurred when they signed a joint tax return was an ex-spouse. The new tax law increases the chance that the Internal Revenue Service will hold that the ex-spouse is not liable for the sins of the other. Clients who are seeking this type of relief would benefit greatly from an attorneys assistance in correctly documen... CONTINUE READING

    Innocent Spouse Relief

    12 November, 2013 | Tax Relief

    Innocent Spouse Relief There are various favorable tax related reasons to file joint tax returns, but did you know that by doing this you and your spouse are each jointly 100% liable for the entire amount of the tax? This tax law is referred to as joint and several liability. This can certainly present problems, if one of the spouses understates income or misuses deductions, for example, without the knowledge of the other spouse. It is common in many marr... CONTINUE READING

    Innocent Spouse Relief on Jointly Filed Income Tax Returns

    10 June, 2013 | Tax Relief

    Innocent Spouse Relief on Jointly Filed Income Tax Returns Married taxpayers often choose to file joint tax returns because of the benefits this filing status permits, especially tax credits and exemptions.  When filing a joint return, both of the taxpayers are liable for the taxes owed, as well as any interest or penalties that might be assessed. Individuals who are married and file joint returns with their spouse and later divorce can still be audited... CONTINUE READING

    First Time Penalty Abatement, Tax Penalty Relief!

    19 December, 2012 | Tax Relief

    First Time Penalty Abatement, Tax Penalty Relief! If you have no history of tax problems with the IRS, such as back tax returns, but you incurred a penalty for failing to file a tax return, or failing to pay taxes on time, you may be in luck and be able to obtain tax penalty relief. The Internal Revenue Service will often lessen certain penalties for ta... CONTINUE READING

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      Can You Go to Jail for Not Paying Taxes?

      The short answer to the question of whether you can go to jail for not paying taxes is “yes.” Whether a person would actually go to jail for not paying their taxes depends upon all the details of their individual tax circumstances. Sometimes people make errors on their tax returns or are negl...