Generally, yes. If the state where you owe taxes has already put in a garnishment request to the IRS, then any federal refunds issued to either of you will be garnished to pay the debt. If you also owe money to the IRS they will keep it first. If you owe money to other agencies, the refund may also be used to pay those debts as well. You can only submit an injured spouse claim to split a refund if only one person owes the debt that is being garnished. If you both owe the debt, then you are both equally liable for all of it.
If the return was filed jointly, yes it does.
If you have filed itemized deductions, it may call for a copy of your federal tax returns.
90 million?
Domestic partnerships are not legally allowed to file a joint return. Same sex married couples are able to file joint returns. Civil unions, domestic partners, etc. are not seen as legally married by the U.S. Government or the IRS. You cannot legally file a joint return in these situations.
It is an option that may be selected each year regardless of any previous year. The best choice is entirely independent on each couples situation.
If the return was filed jointly, yes it does.
If you have filed itemized deductions, it may call for a copy of your federal tax returns.
90 million?
The deadline for the federal tax returns to be filed is on April 15 of every year unless otherwise changed.
Only if it was filed jointly with you...otherwise, anyone elses return is absolutely confidential in all regards and you can't even find out IF a return was filed, or if the person exists......it ain't your business.
Domestic partnerships are not legally allowed to file a joint return. Same sex married couples are able to file joint returns. Civil unions, domestic partners, etc. are not seen as legally married by the U.S. Government or the IRS. You cannot legally file a joint return in these situations.
It is an option that may be selected each year regardless of any previous year. The best choice is entirely independent on each couples situation.
Federal income tax returns need to be filed by April 15. Most state tax returns also need to be filed by April 15 with a few exceptions. If you have not yet filed your tax return for 2008 or an earlier years, just do it now even though it's late. If any penalty applies, it will only get worse the longer you wait.
About 10 days. Depends on when you filed . Go to the IRS site they show the dates of deposit.
139.3 million per www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=175470,00.html - 17k
No
$46,840.50