Yes, Hall’s IRS specializes in helping clients assess their eligibility for Innocent Spouse Relief. Our experts will review your case in detail and guide you on the best steps to take.
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Protect yourself from unfair IRS claims. If your spouse’s mistakes are costing you, it’s time to act. Secure Innocent Spouse Relief now and stop the IRS from holding you accountable for their errors.
The IRS Denied 4,807 Innocent Spouse Relief Requests
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In 2021 alone, the IRS received 26,179 requests for Innocent Spouse Relief—but only 4,807 were approved. Thousands are still left burdened with tax debts they didn’t create.
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Don’t let an unfair tax burden weigh you down. Hall’s IRS offers expert Innocent Spouse Relief services to ensure you’re not held liable for your spouse’s mistakes. Contact us today to get the help you deserve and take the first step towards peace of mind.
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With so many innocent spouse relief applications denied, you need expert guidance to ensure you have the best chance at approval. Hall’s IRS helped countless individuals deal with this complex process, and we’re ready to do the same for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Separation of liability allocates tax owed between divorced or legally separated spouses, protecting one spouse from being liable for the other’s tax debts. Hall’s IRS can help you explore this option and manage the process if you qualify.
An injured spouse seeks to recover a portion of a refund taken for their spouse’s debts, while an innocent spouse seeks relief from liability for unpaid taxes due to their spouse’s tax errors. Hall’s IRS can help you determine which relief applies to your situation and assist with the application.
Yes, you need to file Form 8857 within two years of the IRS’s first attempt to collect the tax. Hall’s IRS can help you file on time and explain any exceptions to the deadline that may apply to your case.
Yes, our experts can work to prevent IRS actions like tax liens and wage garnishment while the IRS reviews your relief request, providing peace of mind during the process.
Absolutely. If your request is denied, Hall’s IRS will assist you with the appeal process, including representation in U.S. Tax Court if needed. We’ll stand by you every step of the way to help you achieve a successful outcome.
Yes, Hall’s IRS provides tax lien and wage garnishment relief services while working on your Innocent Spouse Relief case. We also handle unfiled taxes to ensure you qualify for relief and to protect you from further IRS actions.
No, Innocent Spouse Relief only applies to income tax on Form 1040, not other taxes like employment taxes. Hall’s IRS can guide you on what qualifies and help you explore additional tax relief options if needed.
Yes, the IRS is required to inform your spouse or ex-spouse when you apply, so both parties have a chance to participate. Hall’s IRS will manage these communications, so you know what to expect at each stage.