Homeland Security’s Kristi Noem announces first visit to Texas border

Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is set to visit the Texas border in Del Rio, meeting with border enforcement officials to review security operations. The trip marks her first visit to the Texas-Mexico border since assuming office, focusing on understanding the challenges and operations in the area. Noem’s visit is part of ongoing federal efforts to address border security and engage with local law enforcement. Her meetings aim to evaluate current strategies and gather insights directly from those working in the field, reflecting the administration’s commitment to border issues. Stay informed on the latest developments from Secretary Noem’s visit and her discussions with border security personnel.

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IRS Reinforces Innocent Spouse Relief Program to Aid Taxpayers

Innocent Spouse Relief is a program that allows taxpayers to avoid being held responsible for underreported or unpaid taxes caused by a spouse or former spouse when filing a joint tax return.
When couples file jointly, both spouses are legally responsible for any taxes owed—even if only one person earned the income or made errors on the return. If your spouse misreported income, took improper deductions, or failed to pay taxes, the IRS could come after you for the full balance.
This is where Innocent Spouse Relief comes in—it allows you to be legally separated from your spouse’s tax mistakes and have your liability removed.

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