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Can I protect my tax refund from my husband's tax liens if we were to file seperately?

Posted by taxliens

Apparantly husband has two liens against him and found out about them after we married. I don’t want my money to pay for his back taxes, child support, or whatever. I know, his tax lien becomes my tax lien but is there a way?

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Post Title: Can I protect my tax refund from my husband's tax liens if we were to file seperately?
Author: taxliens
Posted: 19th October 2009
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