Julie T Brown Attorney

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Categories: Attorneys, Bankruptcy Law Attorneys, Bankruptcy Services, Business Law Attorneys, Child Custody Attorneys, Criminal Law Attorneys, Family Law Attorneys, General Practice Attorneys, Personal Property Law Attorneys, Real Estate Attorneys, Tax Attorneys

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Phone: (417) 447-4400

Address: 2805 S Ingram Mill Rd, Springfield, MO 65804

Child Support
The IRS requires you to provide detailed financial information so it can evaluate your ability (or inability) to pay. You must list and value all of your assets and liabilities, income and necessary living expenses (housing (rent or mortgage), transportation, health care, insurance, utilities, current taxes, court ordered payments such as child support, etc. See IRS collection standards ).
Spousal Support
Injured spouse relief is different from innocent spouse relief. When a joint return is filed and the refund is used to pay one spouse’s past-due child and/or spousal support, a past-due federal debt, or past-due state income tax, the other spouse may be considered an injured spouse. The injured spouse can claim his/her share of the refund using Form 8379, Injured Spouse Claim and Allocation.

Criminal Defense
The United States district courts are the trial courts of the federal court system. Within limits set by Congress and the Constitution, the district courts have jurisdiction to hear nearly all categories of federal cases, including both civil and criminal matters.
Misdemeanors
Hatchett began in 1975 when Elbert Hatchett, a prominent Detroit trial attorney, decided not to pay federal and state income taxes. In 1989 Elbert was convicted by a jury of four misdemeanor counts of willful failure to pay federal income taxes.

Limited Liability Companies
While directors and officers of corporations, members or managers of limited liability companies, and employees of both are generally not liable for corporation or limited liability company obligations, they can be personally liable for certain employment and sales taxes.

Eminent Domain
“whether the third party with a non-liable separate interest in the property would, in the normal course of events (leaving aside § 7403 and eminent domain proceedings, of course), have a legally recognized expectation that separate property would not be subject to forced sale by the delinquent taxpayer or his or her creditors;”
Land Use and Zoning

Bankruptcy
Miles, TC CCH Dec. 57,026(m), Fed ¶48,145(m) (2007), Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharges taxpayer personally, but does not extinguish the prepetition tax lien against taxpayer’s interest in IRA.
Foreclosure
Because of the potential adverse consequences to taxpayer’s non-liable spouse the use of lien foreclosure for entireties property subject to the federal tax lien will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
Tax Law
It is not an “ enforced ” collection action to immediately take your property, but impedes your ability to deal with your property, e.g., selling or refinancing your residence, because the lender’s security interest is inferior to the IRS lien and a purchaser takes the property subject to the tax lien. The lender or buyer is not personally liable for the tax, but the IRS can seize and sell the property and the tax liability gets paid first before the lender receives payment on its loan, or the buyer receives any money for its lost property. Consequently, lenders will not complete a refinance and buyers will not purchase the property unless the tax issues are resolved.

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