my husband owe back tax before we got married.we file joint for the last two years and this year i am planning on filing seprate. will the irs take my taxes
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Read More Answered By: Sanford M. Martin |
You are not liable for previous taxes owed by your husband. You may file jointly and include the form called Injured Spouse Allocation Form 8379 to avoid paying any taxes owed by him. Or, you can file separately but your taxes of you and your husband may be greater than filing a joint return. Check the IRS website for form 8379 or discuss it with your tax preparer. |
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