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A married child won't meet the requirements to be a qualifying child or qualifying relative unless the child doesn't file a
joint return or, if filing a
joint return, only does so to get a
refund of income
taxes withheld or estimated
tax paid.
Your income
tax refund was offset by a
joint tax return liability and the IRS let you know via a letter you can file form 8857
Hello Mr.Robert Farrington i have filed Married - Filing
Joint Return
tax but today i checked «where is my
refund» and it shows me this message:
A couple can file Form 8379 along with their
joint tax return if they expect their
refund to be seized.
The
joint return had a
refund due — all or part of which will be applied against your spouse's back
taxes.
However, if the
joint tax return is only filed for the purpose of claiming a
tax refund of withheld income
tax or estimates paid, then this test will have been met.
Some financial institutions do not permit the deposit of
joint individual income
tax refunds into individual accounts or into check or share draft accounts that are «payable through» another institution.
Who isn't filing a
joint return for 2017 or is filing a
joint return for 2017 only to claim a
refund of withheld income
tax or estimated
tax paid (see Pub.
The child did not file a
joint tax return with his or her spouse, if married, except only to claim a
refund of
taxes withheld or estimated
taxes paid
For example, if you are issued a
tax refund by the U.S. Treasury, or any check that is payable to both parties, you will only be able to deposit that check in a
joint account that has both persons as signatories.
Are you sure about the statement «if you are issued a
tax refund by the U.S. Treasury, or any check that is payable to both parties, you will only be able to deposit that check in a
joint account that has both persons as signatories.»?
You must not file a
joint return unless you're only filing to claim a
refund of withholding and / or estimated
taxes paid.
She's not filing a
joint return unless it's only to claim a
refund of
taxes withheld.
If you efiled or filed a
joint tax return, you may be entitled to part or all of the
refund offset.
If regulators don't order a
refund of all
tax savings, they might require some money to go to projects that produce savings and other public benefits, «such as modernizing the utilities» grids to allow for better incorporation of clean energy resources,» suggested a
joint brief filed by the Environmental Defense Fund, Ohio Environmental Council, Natural Resources Defense Council, Sierra Club and the Environmental Law & Policy Center.
You should consult with your Virginia bankruptcy lawyer concerning your property rights in a
tax refund from a
joint tax return with your husband or wife.
There may be income
tax issues to resolve, such as, whether you will file
joint tax returns during your separation, who will take the dependency exemption for the children in the event you file separately, who will pay any penalties and interest in the event of an audit or previously filed
joint returns, who will receive any
tax refunds that may be due, etc..
If the California non-custodial parent has filed a
joint tax return, but is still behind on child support payments, the entire
refund is still subject to interception.