Can the IRS come after you if your spouse owes taxes? Yes, but only if you filed a married filing jointly tax return. The status of your marriage also dictates whether you’re liable for your partner’s back taxes. For example, if your husband owes the IRS money but incurred that debt before you became legally married, you’re not liable for their taxes.
If your spouse deliberately lied on your joint tax return, you can find relief through Innocent Spouse Relief and Injured Spouse Relief. You can also file a married filing separately tax return if you and your spouse want to remain liable for your own taxes. To keep your refund and finances protected, maintain open lines of communication with your spouse and make sure you’re open about finances. Taxes aren’t always a romantic topic of conversation, but it’s a part of being married.
At Advance Tax Relief LLC, we provide tax resolution services if you find yourself in a situation where you or your spouse owes money to the IRS. Our team of dedicated professionals are ready to represent you and help clear your tax debt.
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