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My fiance and I are getting married in the beginning of November and I
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| We think we got screwed over with our taxes this year. It is the first year we filed jointly because we got married in May of 06. Basically, last year when we filed separately, we got back a total ... |
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get any money back at tax time or would you end up paying more or what?
Say you just claimed 1...... |
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| Someone told me , If I make under $10,000 that I don't have to file taxes. Is this true? I am married with 2 kids but my husband makes the most money. If I don't have to file then we would ... |
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 Why do those who have never paid into the system still get as much as those who did? |
| to be more specific, I mean those that have paid into the nhs, or into a pension arent that much better off (it seems) than those that have never worked or paid into a pension, .... even there rent ... |
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| I dismissed a parent that was taking advantage of me.They would not respect my days off and lied about having to work on holidays(they are Army).I gave some receipts during the 10 months that I kept ... |
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| the ltd was paid for two years then abruptly stopped, I had to take legal action which took two years and won a lump sum settlement, is the settlement taxable.... |
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 Tax Stimulus check only $600 for married joint return? Mad as hell? |
| My wife and I only got $600 total. The letter states something about a Federal tax liability being less then $600. We had $512 taxable income before deductions. WTF? I thought all persons who filed a ... |
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| My wife and i made 58,000 last year and have two kids? |
irs site sed we should get 1800 is that a load of crap? i dont owe back taxes or child support so i hope its right.
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al | Can a person turn me in to the irs? |
my x's hates me, can she turn me in to the irs? |
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PiggiePants
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Yes, the IRS will take complaints of fraudlent activity from private individuals:
from the IRS website
If you suspect or know of an individual or company that is not complying with the tax laws, you may report this activity by completing Form 3949-A. You may fill out Form 3949-A online, print it and mail it to:
Internal Revenue Service
Fresno, CA 93888
If you do not wish to use Form 3949-A, you may send a letter to the address above. Please include the following information, if available:
Name and address of the person you are reporting
The taxpayer identification number (social security number for an individual or employer identification number for a business)
A brief description of the alleged violation, including how you became aware of or obtained the information
The years involved
The estimated dollar amount of any unreported income
Your name, address and daytime telephone number. Although you are not required to identify yourself, it is helpful to do so. Your identity can be kept confidential.
Frequently Asked Questions - 1.13 IRS Procedures: Reporting Fraud |
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Judy1
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If she has evidence that you've been cheating on your taxes. yes she can. If she just says "he's a dirty rat and I know he must be cheating on his taxes" she can file a complaint but nobody will pay any attention to it. |
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Kathy
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Yes, they can turn you in for some things. But my question is, for what? If you have evaded taxes and they can prove it (they must prove it), then they can collect a bonus fee $$ for turning you in. However, the IRS investigates these carefully and they better have their info straight.
Hope this helps.
Kathy |
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bostonianinmo
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If you're up to no good and they have evidence of it, sure. |
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bluegoat114
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She can definately make a complaint! Whether they follow up or not is another issue. (can be anonymous) |
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snck
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The IRS offers rewards to wistle blowers and has a place to file an compliance/enforcement complaint right there on their website.
You also might want to consider that your x could approach the situation as an innocent spouse. It might not be a matter of trying to get even with you, but if she knows you have been less than honest she may want to seek protection and not find herself behind their crosshairs for something you did while you were together. I believe the IRS does take those situations into consideration.
Why don't you just pay what you owe. Everyone wants to tax the rich down to their level but don't want to pay their taxes. Go figure. |
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wartz
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Should she? |
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ninasgramma
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It would be very dumb for an ex-spouse to turn in the other spouse. This would prove that the ex-spouse had knowledge of the tax evasion, and she may end of owing the money just as you do.
If you have tax problems, discuss them with an attorney, enrolled agent, or CPA who will treat your information confidentially. Mentioning your problems to others is asking for trouble. |
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DANIEL G
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Do you have anything to hide from the IRS? |
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Jss
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What do you mean turn you to the IRS?
If you did not report any W2 or 1099 income and your X has copy of that she can send it to the IRS. Then you will have to pay interest and penalty on the tax due.
Otherwise without proof, IRS receives so many such letters, that they normally ignore these letters. |
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karen g
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yeah she can but without your social security number it would be quite difficult!
If you still talk to her, lie to her and tell her that you got a letter from the IRS about 6k in back taxes and accuse her of turning you in. Tell her how pissed you are about having to go to court for it and if you find out that it was her that you are going to be really pissed at her!
If she didn't do already, it she wont waste her time!
problem solved! |
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