The answer to this question may vary from district to district, but it has been my experience that trustees normally make the debtor determine how much of the $5,000.00 belongs to the debtor and how much belongs to the non-filing spouse, and then the trustee only takes the portion which belongs to the debtor. This may not be as simple as it seems, since it may be unclear how to divvy up various deductions between the debtor and the non-filing spouse. As a rule of thumb, I would divide the tax refund check by the percentage of overall income each spouse contributed to the household, and the trustee will probably take the percentage the debtor contributed. Please note that nothing in this posting or in any other posting constitutes legal advice; this is simply my understanding of the facts, which I do not warrant, and I am not suggesting any course of action or inaction to any person.
Opinion question dependent on individual values- I believe whatever their source of strength happens to be, and can be almost anything
It really depends on your individual situation. If you dont file taxes and then you owe then you are subject to penalties and fines for filing late as well as interest on the debt that you owe. If you are entitled to a tax return and do not file nothing comes of it. You can go back for up to three year and file, but after three years that statute of limitations runs out.
you lose it all
assets and liabilities increase
We can say that the business is in profit
If you had an infinite quantity of dollars, then dollars would be meaningless.
they expand and contract
Slenderman would be 20 dollars richer.
It is taken away
They are rearranged
They obtain Social Anxiety.
It is taken away
A millennium happens once every thousand years.
The cast of The Conspiracy Against the Individual that Happens to Be Me - 2013 includes: Nikos Dionysios as Sir- Diogenes -Voice
They are rearranged
The letter M.!
What happens is every time you go to sleep you get 5000 dollars for your political career.