[WSBAPT] Decedent's Taxes & IRS Tax Liens

[Setareh Mahmoodi]

I would advise against the transfer. It's a claim the GF is fully aware of.
I would suggest having the accountant review the returns or if filed by the
IRS due to the decedent's failure to file, to file corrected returns and
then deal with the IRS to see if they are willing to settle or do a payment
plan.

Setareh

On Fri, May 12, 2017 at 12:34 PM, Paul Neumiller <pneumiller at hotmail.com>
wrote:

> I have been assisting Girlfriend (GF) probate Decedent’s estate (long
> cash-depleted illness).  Will says everything goes to GF.  There is little
> to no money but a residence with some equity.  GF has successfully dealt
> with all creditors and has filed Decedent’s tax returns.  We were able
> ready to close probate but GF just received a Notice of Intent to Seize
> Property or Rights to Property from the IRS for about $9k  for the past
> three years for Decedent’s taxes (news to me).  While I plan to bring in an
> accountant to advise the GF vis-à-vis the IRS, I am curious, what horrible
> things, if any, would happen to GF if we used a PR Deed and transferred the
> residence to GF before the IRS slapped a tax lien against the house?  Is
> this a fraudulent transfer?  If not, can the IRS force her to sell the
> house in order to pay Decedent’s back taxes.  We have been able to
> negotiate with all other creditors to accept pennies on the dollar.
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