Tax evasion is a very serious issue. If the IRS charges someone with tax evasion takes them to court and wins the case (they almost always do) the involved parties can literally lose everything they own and can be subject to imprisonment. DO NOT contact the IRS. The best option is to speak with a qualified tax attorney who can assess your position and perhaps find a resolution. The IRS has an independent agency that assists persons who need asssistance in resolving their tax issues. However, it is doubtful they can be of any help in a case such as cited. http://irs.gov/advocate/index.html If your initial advice was to not call the IRS, I wouldn't call the Taxpayer Advocate either. They may, in theory, be an independent arm of the IRS, but they are still the IRS.
The smartest thing to do would be to contact your payroll department and/or human resources department to assist you with this. If they cannot or are not willing to, ask the person who prepared your tax return the previous year for assistance. If you have never filed a tax return and your employer cannot help you, you should contact the IRS for assistance.
Asking is certainly the most simple. Doing a secret background check on your husband is not a sign of a healthy marriage. If you feel you do need one, you should probably contact your divorce lawyer for assistance.
Are you asking if you should make contact with your ex husband??
You should report this to the public assistance agency.
File a divorce petition in the approprite state court in the city or county of residence. If the person cannot afford an attorney they should contact Wisconsin Legal Aid for assistance. Contact information can be found at the Wisconsin Bar Association website, http://www.wisbar.org
If your husband's ex-wife is crazy, it may be best to keep your distance. Your husband should deal with her or cut off all contact if there is not a reason for communication.
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The answer depends on your cable system and area. You should contact your cable provider for assistance.
Very likely you do. You should contact a local attorney for assistance. Very likely you do. You should contact a local attorney for assistance.
probably, or probably not. You should go to Cartoon Network.com and contact them about that.
Please contact the nearest military facility and ask for assistance from the legal officer. I can't guarantee this, but I think you should have some protection under the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act.
Gosh no, how can she justify the pain that she gave to her husband if she still contact him. If this is what she is doing, for God sake just get a divorce so both can move on. Just like when the husband is the one that had the affair, if he keeps contact with his mistress what do you think the wife will feel? Either way husband or wife that has the affair needs to be honest, and never contact the affair partner..