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Speaker: So from the very beginning there was
difficulty in communication taxpaying [xx] listed on the returns. All the correspondence was nasted and his solution to IRS mail was to essentially just throw it in a pile of unopened mail. Mrs. Smith was forced to rely upon copies of all payment arrangement bills to be able tos end in the payments. She didn't get a standard
communication about the account, except for the annual summary that was sent to both parties.
In 2008 or 2009, Mrs. Smith asserts that Mr. Smith ha negotiated his own payment plan with the IRS, which included the 2002 Joint Tax amounts which was done without Mrs. Smith's permission, or a culf covering her. From transcripts on the account, it appears that he made only maybe a handful of payments before defaulting on that agreement.
So Again, being the secondary tax payer on the account Mrs. Smith say she did not receive any information or correspondence on the matter, and that she was left unaware that there were any pending issues. Then, in 2013 when the matter was in the most final stages of collections, and recovery agents are demanding payment and full of over $10,000 within weeks. How can anyone think it's reasonable to refuse to send regular communications to a secondary divorced spouse, yet then somehow find it proper to contact them, when the account is so far gone as to have very few options to resolve the issue?
Mrs. Smith is certainly not the only the divorced person in the United States, to have an uncooperative who was a primary on tax return, where there's a balance due the IRS had clearly, for at least a decade continued to willfully fail to provide timely and relevant communication to secondary filers, which severely limits their options in handling those issues.
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