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Monthly Archives: June 2013
Same Sex Marriage
The headlines this week have been filled with news that the Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). The Act was signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1996. DOMA prevented same-sex couples whose marriages were … Continue reading
Injured Spouse
An Injured Spouse is different than an Innocent Spouse. Injured spouse applies when a taxpayer files a joint tax return with a spouse who has a legally enforceable past due financial obligation. The Internal Revenue Service has the ability to … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Compliance
Tagged child support, federal income tax, Form 8379, injured spouse, past due obligation, student loan, tax refund
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Innocent Spouse Relief
When a married couple files a tax return using the “married filing jointly” filing status, they are liable jointly and severally for the entire tax, penalties, and interest that are due on the tax return. There is relief from this … Continue reading
Posted in Tax Compliance
Tagged erroneous item, innocent spouse relief, IRS, joint return, married filing jointly, tax penalties, taxes
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