Specifics: boyfriend filed 2006 return using a tax preparer who I don't know (obviously, since I prepare taxes, I could hit him with a brick) and was notified after calling to find out where his check was that he wouldn't get one due to a mistake on the 2003 return, prepared by a reputable tax prep company before I met him. He received no letter, no call, etc., but has moved between then & now. Is it possible that the letter went to his ex-wife who concealed the notification from him, if mail was forwarded to her? And if so, since at that point they would have been MFJ, can she be held liable for any of this at this point, and how does he find out what happened? All the IRS would tell him over the 800 line is that there was a mistake. His previous (reputable) tax preparer knows nothing of this as well. We're stumped, and is there any way to subpoena or demand ex-wife's returns since the divorce? We do currently have an attorney on retainer.
2007-04-07
21:01:20
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Laura V
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