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Do I Have to Pay My (Ex) Spouse's Overdue Taxes?

If you were contacted by the IRS regarding your ex's overdue taxes, contact the Law Office of Scott N. Tisevich.

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Can I Pay My Tax Debt in Installments?

Many taxpayers in the United States usually fall behind on their tax filings due to errors in tax calculations, insufficient funds, late filing, failure to file, financial issues, or under-withholding. Unfortunately, failure to file your back taxes may result in IRS-imposed interests and penalties or other criminal charges. An experienced Nevada tax attorney can enlighten you about your available options to settle your past-due taxes.

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How Will Bankruptcy Affect My Spouse?

Life's financial curveballs can strike unexpectedly and make it challenging for married couples to pay bills and meet their financial obligations. In Nevada, couples who are going through financial hardship may be able to seek relief by filing for bankruptcy separately or jointly. However, whether you're filing individually or together, you need to understand how your bankruptcy petition would affect your partner.

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Understanding IRS Levies

Nobody loves dealing with the IRS, but it’s important that you stay current on your taxes and ensure you’re in compliance with all state and federal tax laws. That said, everyone is prone to making mistakes or getting behind on financial obligations, and when this happens, you may be at risk for an IRS levy.

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Understanding the Rights & Limitations of Creditors

Even the most responsible people can encounter financial difficulty at some point in their lives. This is never anything to be ashamed of, and there are several steps you can take to start working towards a brighter financial future.

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What Are My Options If I Owe More Taxes Than I Can Afford?

U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents living and working in the United States are required to file their income tax returns annually. Failure to file or pay taxes may result in potential penalties, interests, and other legal actions against you.

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Bankruptcy: What Not to Do Before Filing

Are you unsure of what you should do as you consider your options for financial relief? Here’s what you should avoid doing to help your future financial situation.

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What to Expect During an IRS Audit

If you live and work in the United States, you have an obligation to pay income taxes. However, some taxpayers underreport their taxes, make math errors, or fail to report certain income.

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What You Need to Know About Bankruptcy and Divorce

If you are planning to get a divorce, the timing of your bankruptcy filing will be very important. When deciding whether to file for bankruptcy or divorce first, it is vital to understand your unique circumstances.

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Medical Debt and Bankruptcy

Injury and illness often happen without warning. From car accidents and work-related injuries to ongoing medical conditions, an unexpected life event can have a massive impact on your finances.

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