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Do I get a fair tax refund after filing the IRS, injured spouse allocation form?
After filing taxes jointly for 2006 and expects a refund of more than $ 6,000, the IRS notified me and my wife were there, our entire reimbursement by my wife in their standard student loan. I immediately put the injured spouse allocation (Form 8379) and since I make the most money in our budget ($ 60,000 yearly compared to my wife, $ 30,000), my accountant claimed all our broken deductions from just over $ 25,000 in my name. I had withheld about $ 9,700 in taxes from my salary and my wife had withheld about $ 4000. Does anyone know an idea / experience how a refund can I expect and how long the process takes much when the injured Spouse form has been filed? I would very much appeciate no insight into this. I live in Florida, which in my opinion, not a community property state. Is that good or poorly in terms of my situation? Also, most of the itemized deductions were me (not) in relation to refund business expenses.
The process is expected to take several months before you see the refund, but you should get a few. The IRS is not with the allocation of ALL deductions broken come to you as it provides a substantial part of the joint income achieved. They will split that – could even from your accountant, the entire process of trying to claim that you know very end with ( grossly so) as much as 2 / 3 or so of the original refund amount would have slowed down around $ 4000 Some will, if you are in a community property state are dependent.
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