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  Find out if your refund will be offset before you file!

  Posted on February 1, 2012 by MANIFEST ME! in General

  It is very heart aching when you feel like you are going to get a tax refund only to see that your refund has been offset. There is a number you can call to see if anything has been reported against your security number before you file. Such as child support, defaulted student loans, states and federal unemployment debts and etc.

  It is very heart aching to find out that something happen to your refund. Especially when you do not know who the money went to. You should receive a notice explaining what happen. You can always contact FMS at 800-304-3107 or TDD 866-297-0517. If you filed a joint return and you’re not responsible for the debt, but you are entitled to a portion of the refund you may request your portion of the refund by filing form 8379. Learn more about refund offset by visiting the IRS here.

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  IRS Form 8379- Injured Spouse Form

  Posted on April 7, 2009 by MANIFEST ME! in General

  
  

  How long does it take to process a form 8379?  That was the question I asked this year back in February. I also asked how is a tax refund
  treated when form 8379 has been filed? I got many answers from experienced tax filers.  

   

  So, the IRS states that it taxes 11 weeks to process a return if file electronically with form 8379. Then 14 weeks to process are return with form 8379 if mailed. You are only concerned about the process it takes if you actually had to file this form.

    

  Why would you file form 8379? Well, if you are married and your spouse has past due obligations that have affected their tax refund
  then in order for you to get you part of the funds, you can file form 8379 and the IRS will give the injured spouse their portion of the refund. The other part will go toward the obligations.

    

  My first question was, does it really take 11 weeks to process if it is file electronically. Some of the answers that I received stated: (more…)

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  Wzup! Stay true to yourself this tax season!!

  Posted on January 28, 2009 by MANIFEST ME! in General

  Wzup

  I have been so tired lately. What is going on?… No I am not pregnant, If I am a doctor somewhere is getting sued!!

  On the other hand, I have had this crazy headache. I have been going to bed taking Motrin and waking up taking it. I hope I am not coming down with anything.

  I haven’t really felt like blogging lately. I have been so busy with trying to get (more…)

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