yup, so file seperately
2007-02-04 17:35:21
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answered by zether 6
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I even have been a tax accountant for 27 years. My suggestion to you may sound unusual, so i will provide a proof for. DO no longer something in any respect! Your boyfriend is below no duty to tell the IRS of the whereabouts of his ex-significant different. The IRS is under the job to hold their information at present. The reason doing no longer something is the a stunning concept is that the IRS might desire to grow to be blowing the statute on barriers regarding the ex-significant different. before than a tax is additionally legally gathered it would desire to be legally assessed. An assessment takes issue the two considered one of two techniques: the taxpayer information a return and the assessment is made on that foundation; the taxpayer does now no longer report, or the IRS seeks to alter the tax criminal duty of a filed return, and a hit upon of Deficiency is mailed---and it relatively is the biggest ingredient---TO THE TAXPAYER'S final extensive-unfold handle. The final pointed out shelter is defined via using regulation simply by fact the in basic terms the superb option handle used on the taxpayer's cutting-side-day filed return or the handle shown on a transformation of shelter detect despatched the IRS via the taxpayer. If the IRS sends notices to an erroneous handle (as in relation to the ex-significant different), the IRS is out of stable fortune after the statute for assessment of deficiencies has expired.
2016-10-01 10:59:16
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answered by ? 4
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Yes. Sounds like he is going to do his return as Head of Household and file you all as dependents. If the order has not been filed by November of the previous year then you have nothing to worry about. Sounds to me like he needs to take his return and give it to his ex if he is behind on his support. You need to get a job and support your three kids not your boyfriend as he has is own kids to support.
2007-02-04 17:57:12
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answered by sdo3lg 4
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If you are not married to him, it's against the law for you to file as his spouse. Thus, it would be against the law for him to list you and your children as his exemptions. You best rethink your filing status if you are not married. And yes, his support payments can be taken from any tax money he is legitimately allowed to receive. Lastly, five years living with a man in front of three minor children should convince you to marry this man and commit to a loving legitimate relationship that the bonded children can grow up in comfort and security.
2007-02-04 17:55:55
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, they can, but ok, if he owes a small amount that would pretty much bring him up to date if they take the return. But if your boyfriend owes a considerable amount I suggest that you do your taxes separately. Unfortunately there is no way around backed child support.
2007-02-04 17:48:57
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answered by Alex 2
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Yep back child suport can be yanked by the ong arm of the law. married or not. if there was an agreement he is responcible for what he did and has to pay, but think about it if it was you, would you want your kids go hungry, it's a real bad place to be in for all of you. good luck.
2007-02-04 17:30:40
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answered by Right 6
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yes she can,my brother went thru the same situation and when he no longer was working he went to prison for 13 days and he's still going thru that even though his kids are grown and married
2007-02-04 17:44:51
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answered by rebelady28379 7
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she won't actually take it but the IRS will to pay all the back support he owes to her.
2007-02-04 17:55:03
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answered by me 5
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your not suppose to be on your boyfriend's tax return since your not his wife thats agaisn't the law if the kid's isn't his he can't put them on either
2007-02-08 09:18:07
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answered by sweetgranny06 7
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don't file with him, she can take your money if u file on his if he owes back support.
2007-02-05 00:37:42
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answered by jude 7
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