IRS Missing Refund
May 29th, 2008
Question: If I owe $600 in child support, but have made all other payments since, will I still get my tax return?
So, I missed my first 3 payments due to unemployment. I have since had the state take the money directly out of my checks, and have paid all other payments. I am going to court on Friday, and was hoping to set up a payment plan, because I have many other bills that I need the refund for. Do you think the IRS will take my refund? It was only for $400.
Answer: You may not, but you need to learn a lot more. To learn your rights, join Dads House in Yahoo Groups
http://Dads-House.org/
Some useful links
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Child_Support_Modification_or_Reduction
http://icanhaz.com/ChildSupport-Modifying
http://icanhaz.com/ChildSupport-OutsideGuidelines
http://icanhaz.com/ChildSupportTrustFund
http://icanhaz.com/ChildSupport-Contempt
http://icanhaz.com/ChildSupport-EndsWhen
http://icanhaz.com/ChildSupport-Taxes
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