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Old 03-04-2005, 11:49 AM
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Just got a letter from irs that I owed them back taxes and they would start aggressive collection activities that would include the seizure of property. My wife inherited a house 2 years into our marriage, the house is in her name, can the irs seize the house? I don't own any property in my name.
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Old 03-04-2005, 12:34 PM
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My wife inherited a house 2 years into our marriage, the house is in her name, can the irs seize the house? I don't own any property in my name.
Was this tax debt due to a joint account that she signed?? If so, then yes, her assets could be subject to siezure also.
If not, then the IRS can't seize her property as an inheritance by one spouse is not a marital asset. However, it could be possible that you have accrued an equity share in the property since it was acquired.
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