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October 20, 2022  |  In Tax Resolution

5 Critical Reasons to Hire a Tax Resolution Professional

Dealing with tax issues can often be a challenge and feel overwhelming for many people. Choosing to work with a tax resolution professional is often a great choice if you are dealing with the IRS. These tax relief specialists can guide you throughout the entire process to help you avoid making costly mistakes. You will […]

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March 4, 2019  |  In IRS lien, Tax Resolution

IRS on Your Back?

I’ve broken down the process to successful IRS debt resolution into three steps. Each step helps the client understand his or her financial picture, including what is owed to the IRS, what he or she can pay, and what the options are for ending a tax problem.

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February 1, 2019  |  In file back taxes, IRS Tax Help, Tax Resolution

When You Can’t Pay Your Business Taxes

Sometimes, come tax time, if income is thin and no money has been set aside, businesses must choose between paying their taxes and paying payroll, vendors, or important expenses.

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December 19, 2018  |  In Tax Resolution, Uncategorized, Wage garnishment

Are You Liable for Your Spouse’s Wage Garnishment?

If your spouse is in debt to the IRS and his or her wages are garnished because of it, chances are you are liable for the debt as well.

Not only does a spouse’s wage garnishment mean lost income, if he or she loses his or her job, that wage garnishment becomes your responsibility. California is a community property state, which means that any debt incurred during a marriage is considered a communal debt and both spouses are liable.

The IRS may seek to recoup its debt by taking money from any joint accounts you share with your spouse, including retirement and savings accounts. This is called a levy. They may also go after a bank account held in your name only.

But say your spouse entered the marriage with a wage garnishment. Perhaps he or she was paying off years of unpaid taxes that  racked up long before you met. Are you still liable?

The answer is no, not if you live in a community property state. Debt incurred before the marriage is not considered joint debt. However, chances are that debt has continued to incur interest–additional debt for which you are now responsible.

Tax resolution specialists can help you keep your money by showing the IRS that certain accounts are not community property.

How about if you’re separated or recently divorced, and your spouse fails to pay taxes. Are you liable?

The simple answer is: yes you are liable if you filed a joint return for the tax year that went unpaid. However, if you filed individual returns, you are not liable for your spouse’s tax debt.

In the case of a joint return, if your divorce settlement stipulates you are not liable, the state and federal government will still see you as responsible. That’s why, if your spouse owes back taxes, it’s wise to file as “married, filing separately.”

The IRS allows you to claim single status if you have a legal separation or if you have lived apart from your spouse for six months out of the last year. If  your divorce is finalized by the last day of the year, you are required to file as single, or “head of household.”

To learn more about how to solve tax debt, whether yours or your spouse’s, book a free consultation with me.

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November 30, 2018  |  In file back taxes, IRS Tax Help, Tax Resolution

Keep Your Money–Tax Resolution Saves Time and $$

If there’s one truth about IRS tax debt, it’s that it can happen to anyone, regardless of one’s income. I want to ease your stress–and help you keep your money.

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