What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Georgia
This is my first post.
My wife of 32 years passed away in 2013 due to stroke. Of course, one of the things I had to do was have my employer update my tax status. Being aware of my situation, he told me he would take care of it. Well - he did not and I ended up oweing for 2013, so in 2014 I told my manager what happened and to please change my status from married to single. Again they failed to do this and now I owe almost $1000. I am paying installments of $50/mo to IRS.
So in addition to having to pay this debt, I will probably not get any money back for several years. In addition I am paying out 50/mo for a problem caused by my employer. What should I do?
My place of employment will probably not offer restitution. Lawsuit? Am I in the right?
Also, my wife was receiving SS and disability payments. Am I, as her widower, entitled to these payments? I have read recently that I may be (I am 61). At the time of her death, I was not offered this info.
Thanks for any info!
This is my first post.
My wife of 32 years passed away in 2013 due to stroke. Of course, one of the things I had to do was have my employer update my tax status. Being aware of my situation, he told me he would take care of it. Well - he did not and I ended up oweing for 2013, so in 2014 I told my manager what happened and to please change my status from married to single. Again they failed to do this and now I owe almost $1000. I am paying installments of $50/mo to IRS.
So in addition to having to pay this debt, I will probably not get any money back for several years. In addition I am paying out 50/mo for a problem caused by my employer. What should I do?
My place of employment will probably not offer restitution. Lawsuit? Am I in the right?
Also, my wife was receiving SS and disability payments. Am I, as her widower, entitled to these payments? I have read recently that I may be (I am 61). At the time of her death, I was not offered this info.
Thanks for any info!
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