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Top Ten Tax Tips for Divorce
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By Yvonne R. Cort
TIP #1.
You may be eligible for innocent spouse relief. If you and your spouse have been assessed for tax on a jointly filed tax return, you can apply to the IRS or NYS Department of Taxation and Finance to request that only your spouse be liable for the tax.There are many factors to evaluate, including among others, whether you knew or had reason to know about the under-payment or under-statement of tax at the time the return was filed, whether you had control of the household finances during the time concerned, and whether you are currently enduring financial…
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