Just about anyone. It's not a particularly special type of asset. It isn't tax. It's an overpayment or overdeposit into an account that has you tax payments.
And consider - you seem to appreciate that much of your salary could be subject to being taken (garnishment) one way or another. The amount withheld for taxes is completely controlled by you, in how you fill out your W-4. You could have all of you pay withheld and sent to the IRS for estimated taxes. (Interestingly, some actually do this, when say the spouse makes money independently, so no withholding, and they need to have more paid in by years end). But, if you had all of your money withheld for taxes, it wouldn't be available to pay the creditors....and once you determine that your actual tax is much less, so you get a refund, you think you should be able to get it returned and still keep it away from those you kept it from?
Generally the only ones you have to worry about intercepting a refund are State/Gov't debts, but you filed jointly so all debts are joint in many states.
Yes they can! They will offset your federal return if you do not address any debts from that state.
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How long for state tax return
You can obtain copies of your tax return by contacting the Canada Revenue Agency. It will usually take approximately a month for you to get a copy of your tax return in the mail.
Tax returns have nothing to do with your debts unless you own in taxes to the Government.
Generally the only ones you have to worry about intercepting a refund are State/Gov't debts, but you filed jointly so all debts are joint in many states.
It can take your tax refund.It can take your tax refund.It can take your tax refund.It can take your tax refund.
Yes they can! They will offset your federal return if you do not address any debts from that state.
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How long for state tax return
You can obtain copies of your tax return by contacting the Canada Revenue Agency. It will usually take approximately a month for you to get a copy of your tax return in the mail.
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One might need to hire an IRS tax attorney for complex tax issues, audits, tax evasion allegations, or to negotiate with the IRS on their behalf. Tax attorneys have specialized knowledge in tax law and can provide legal representation and advice in dealings with the IRS.
You can recover from tax debts by paying up what you owe, requesting a settlement from the IRS or by requesting a payment plan. The worst thing you could possibly do when trying to recover from tax debts is ignoring them.
The tax return is an asset of his estate. The debts of the estate must be paid before any assets can be distributed to the heirs. Therefore, any remaining assets after the debts have been paid will be distributed according to the provisions in the will or according to state laws of intestacy if there was no will. You can check your state laws at the related question link provided below.