Offer in Compromise Tips When You Owe Back Taxes and Your Spouse Doesn't

Do you owe back taxes but your spouse doesn't? Is this creating strife in your marriage? If so, an offer in compromise may be the solution. Need tips on how to complete an offer in compromise form when you owe back taxes and your spouse doesn’t? Find out in this video!
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Mentioned Video Links:
- Offer in Compromise: How to Qualify and Submit Your Offer to the IRS: • Offer in Compromise Gu...
Table of Contents:
0:00 What Is a Non-Liable Spouse?
1:12 If You File Jointly Do you Have to Include Your Spouse On the Offer in Compromise Forms? [Form 656 and Form 433-A (OIC)]
3:35 What If the Tax Debt Is Joint?
4:15 Mirrored Liabilities in the Case of Divorce
5:10 Should a Non-Liable Spouse's Income Be Included On the Form 433-A (OIC)?
8:25 What About Community Property States?
9:15 Don't Make the IRS's Arguments For Them!
9:50 A Non-Liable Spouse's Income May Affect Your Household Expenses [Form 433-A (OIC), Section 7]
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[@seanchristopher6645]

Wow thanks for the personalized response

[@LoganAllec]

You're welcome. Hope I answered your question somewhere in there...

[@revelinescents]

Is it safe to assume to not include retirement income for the non-liable spouse as well? How are vehicles treated in this same situation?