Applying for innocent spouse relief for a client is an important tool in the tool box of any tax practitioner. Obtaining such relief is full of land mines and continuing uncertainty. The purpose of this presentation is to offer an overview of the battlefield, review some recent developments, and hopefully offer some food for thought.
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Nebraska MCLE #256958. 1.0 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)
Applying for innocent spouse relief for a client is an important tool in the tool box of any tax practitioner. Obtaining such relief is full of land mines and continuing uncertainty. The purpose of this presentation is to offer an overview of the battlefield, review some recent developments, and hopefully offer some food for thought.
- An overview of innocent spouse relief;
- Recent congressional changes; and
- Recent cases to muddy the waters further.
Howard N. Kaplan, Esq., K&K Law, PC LLO
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