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Old 12-03-2007, 07:06 PM
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How would the IRS reeeaaalllyy know????


Texas. If you own a home with another single person, and that person has not resided there in over 2 years, and has purchased another 2 homes, AND has just been discharged fm ch 7 bk AND for some reason STILL claims the home you own together as his homestead, how will the IRS know the difference? Also, although that individual has not put a penny towards the house in over two years, what is to keep him from claiming the deduction on his taxes??? Is there some division that checks this? I think he has been doing for the past two years? What can I do to discover if he is? Should I alert someone?
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Old 12-03-2007, 07:13 PM
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Its that easy?


"One call does its all?" Thanks! But then again, this IS calling the IRS....anything I should be wary of?
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Texas. If you own a home with another single person, and that person has not resided there in over 2 years, and has purchased another 2 homes, AND has just been discharged fm ch 7 bk AND for some reason STILL claims the home you own together as his homestead, how will the IRS know the difference? Also, although that individual has not put a penny towards the house in over two years, what is to keep him from claiming the deduction on his taxes??? Is there some division that checks this? I think he has been doing for the past two years? What can I do to discover if he is? Should I alert someone?
**A: IRS CID. It's like the Fed CSI.
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"One call does its all?" Thanks! But then again, this IS calling the IRS....anything I should be wary of?
yeah, them having YOUR name and Phone number
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