IRS innocent spouse relief is a program that may remove your responsibility for tax debt caused by your spouse or former spouse. If a joint tax return contains errors, hidden income, or incorrect deductions that you did not know about, the IRS may release you from liability.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You may qualify if you filed a joint tax return and the tax problem was created by your spouse without your knowledge. The IRS reviews several factors, including your awareness of the issue, your financial situation, and whether it would be unfair to hold you responsible.
To apply for innocent spouse tax relief, taxpayers must submit IRS Form 8857 request for Innocent Spouse Relief, along with supporting documentation.
The IRS review process can take several months. If the request is denied, taxpayers may still pursue an innocent spouse relief appeal through the IRS Appeals Office or U.S. Tax Court.
