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Reporting a tax cheater
originally posted: 11/22/2006
reposted: 2/18/2011 This post has not been recently
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Q:
I just learned that my ex-husband has been cheating on his taxes by taking a deduction for me and our children who live with me. We have been divorced for more than a year. This caused my state
tax refund to be stalled and I suspect he did the same thing on his federal tax return. How can I tell the IRS about this?
A:
You can find a form 3949A online to report your complaint.
Summary
More resources:
IRS Form 3949A
