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Child Support
Funds earned from child support, social security, unemployment, workers’ compensation settlements and certain other types of government agency payments are exempt from levy. You must request the exemption and offer proof of the source of the funds.
Spousal Support
Innocent Spouse and Injured Spouse are not the same thing. An injured spouse is where the IRS seizes a joint refund and applies it to an obligation or debt of the other spouse. These obligations can include IRS debt, state income tax debt, state unemployment compensation, past due child support, past due spousal support or a student loan. If the IRS took your refund to satisfy your spouse’s debt, then you may be an injured spouse. An injured spouse can ask the IRS to return the allocable portion of the refund due to the injured spouse. Unfortunately, it can take the IRS quite a bit of time to make the refund. The IRS will keep the allocable portion of the liable spouse’s refund and apply that portion of the refund to the outstanding obligation.

Traffic Violations
Taxpayer Gets Sober and Wants to Get Straight with IRS In this case study, our taxpayer was a stay-at-home mother that went through a terrible divorce. As a result of her failed marriage and broken home, our taxpayer began abusing alcohol and drugs. As a result of her addictions, she was unable to find gainful employment. Because she previously relied upon her ex-husband to handle their finances and tax responsibilities, she was ill-equipped to handle these responsibilities including the filing of her tax returns and the payment of the associated liability. Unfortunately, our taxpayer drug and alcohol addiction deepened which, in turn, led to increasingly reckless behavior. She was arrested several times, incurred a number of speeding tickets and ultimately lost her driver license. As her drug and alcohol addiction continued to spiral out of control, she was unable to provide the requisite care and supervision for her children. Fortunately, our taxpayer began seeking treatment for her alcohol and drug dependency through a support group with her church and also by attending Alcoholics Anonymous. Although our taxpayer has been sober for some time, there were a number of legal issues that she still faced as a result of her poor judgment and decisions while she was abusing alcohol and drugs, including her IRS matters. With the assistance of the IRS Trouble Solvers the taxpayer prepared and filed her unfiled tax returns with the IRS. Because our taxpayer was not eligible for an Offer in Compromise, we negotiated an installment agreement with the IRS on her behalf. However, the unpaid liability was still substantial because the IRS assessed penalties and interest on the penalties against our taxpayer. The IRS Trouble Solvers filed a Request for Penalty Abatement Based Upon Reasonable Cause with the IRS seeking the abatement of the penalties and the related interest. Fortunately, the IRS agreed that the penalties and related interest assessed against our taxpayer should be abated. The taxpayer is now addressing the remainder of her unpaid tax liability with the IRS under her installment agreement free of the penalties and related interest that the IRS previously assessed against her.

Bankruptcy
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a wonderful tool to obtain tax relief in limited circumstances. However, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy will not provide any relief to you for...
Tax Law
IRS Trouble Solvers provide the legal expertise required to eliminate your IRS (Internal Revenue Service) and IDR (Illinois Department of Revenue) tax problems. Our tax law firm represents individuals and businesses before the IRS and the Illinois Department of Revenue on complex, sensitive issues such as unpaid tax liability, unfiled tax returns, wage levies, bank levies, tax liens, abatement of penalties and interest, installment agreements, Offers in Compromise, innocent spouse relief and audits.

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