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If you owe the IRS and have a refund on your tax return, the IRS will keep the refund and apply it to your unpaid taxes.  The problem is not repaying the debt – you...
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Category: Divorce and the IRS, Innocent spouse, IRS Financial Statements, Unfiled returns

Does the IRS follow a divorce decree’s statement of responsibility to pay a joint tax liability?

IRS problems and divorce often come bundled together.  Here is my response to a question I recieved about how a divorce decree impacts the IRS in the collection of an unpaid tax liablity: My ex...
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Category: Divorce and the IRS, Innocent spouse

Can the IRS take my spouse’s income if only I am liable?

The IRS cannot take collection action against the separate income of a non-liable spouse. If separate tax returns are filed, only the person who signed and filed the return is legally obligated to pay the taxes....
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Category: Divorce and the IRS, Innocent spouse, IRS levies and property seizures, IRS Seizures

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Howard Levy is a former IRS trial attorney with over 25 years of experience. He understands how the IRS works. He personally handles every aspect of each case. Based in Cincinnati, his clients are local, span across the 50 states, and from around the globe. When the IRS comes calling, consider Howard as a friend on your side.

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