Innocent Spouse Relief Application Guide
Escape liability for your spouse's tax fraud or errors.
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What's Included:
- Form 8857 (Innocent Spouse Relief) completion guide
- All three relief types explained: Traditional, Separation, Equitable
- Documentation checklist (what the IRS looks for)
- Divorce decree language to include for future protection
- Two-year filing deadline tracker
- What happens when the IRS contacts your spouse
- Appeals process if relief is denied
What You Get
If your spouse underreported income or claimed false deductions on a joint return, you may be held liable for the entire tax debt — even after divorce. Innocent Spouse Relief separates your liability from your spouse's. This guide covers all three relief types (Traditional, Separation of Liability, and Equitable Relief) and walks you through Form 8857 step by step.
Remove yourself entirely from a tax debt that wasn't your fault.
Who This Is For
Spouses or ex-spouses who filed jointly and are being held liable for the other person's tax errors or fraud.
Complete Contents
- Form 8857 (Innocent Spouse Relief) completion guide
- All three relief types explained: Traditional, Separation, Equitable
- Documentation checklist (what the IRS looks for)
- Divorce decree language to include for future protection
- Two-year filing deadline tracker
- What happens when the IRS contacts your spouse
- Appeals process if relief is denied
- Instant email delivery
- Written by tax attorneys
- 30-day money back guarantee
- Secure Stripe checkout
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