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writes: My spouse is unfair about filing taxes. He has decided to file seperatly this year. I was forced to sell some stock last year due to loss of my job. (injury related) Although I opted to have taxes took out of stock money I was unaware that they didnt take state tax out as they did federal tax. Instead of my spouse filing jointly as usual he files seperatly so he will not have to pay 'my' taxes. I have always been the bread winner in our marriage, he works now only because I cannot. Does this seem fair to you? He always kept the tax return money, in our 10 yrs. of marriage he gave me 1200.00 one year one time.I know the ol saying 'a man will treat you as bad as you let him' but do I have any legal rights in this situation?
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 February 2006): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThank you for your time you spent responding. I will take your response into consideration.
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 February 2006): I think you need to discuss with a lawyer/accountant.I don't know where you are from - laws are different country to country, even state to state on these sorts of things.These sorts of things should be discussed with a professional - alternatively seek out your member of parliament or congress and their staff may be able to help you find the information or alternatively speak with tax departments.I think professional advice in this sort of area is the only way to go otherwise you could get misleading or wrong advice.
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