DOES YOUR SPOUSE OWE THE IRS?

Have you always counted on your spouse to prepare your tax returns?

Have you received a surprise letter from the IRS about back taxes due that just didn’t seem right?

Were you aware of an unusual income event but never got the amount or details from your spouse?

If these questions ring true for you, you may be able to get relief from the penalties and the taxes due by your spouse so that your credit is not ruined and you can get on with your financial life.

Relief for Innocent and Injured Spouses

The United States tax law includes a provision that can grant relief to people who did not know their spouses were misstating their taxes due. In certain situations, you can apply for innocent or injured spouse relief. (financially injured, not physically injured, in this case.)

But you must qualify first.

Ways to Receive Help

If you feel you might be in the situation where the IRS is trying to collect money from you and it is your spouse that should have the debt, then I may be able to help. Here are the ways I can help an innocent or injured spouse with IRS tax debt:

consult with you to assess your situation
explain the options you have for applying for tax relief
act as your representative to the IRS to handle your case
complete the forms necessary to apply for relief
access your IRS file to understand the records they have about your situation
negotiate your case with the IRS officer

DOES YOUR SPOUSE OWE THE IRS?

Relief for Innocent and Injured Spouses

Ways to Receive Help

Solutions for an Innocent Spouse with Tax Debt

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