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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.

Chevron sells a vacant office tower in north Houston at a significant discount to Capital Commercial Investments, which continues its strategic acquisition spree in the region’s underperforming office market.

eneo launches a new energy and infrastructure practice in Houston, led by industry veterans Bob Zabors and Dan Gabaldon. With plans for strategic recruitment and partnerships, the firm aims to capitalize on Houston’s talent pool and dynamic market.

Houston-area parks receive over $3.4 million in state funding from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission, part of a $30.9 million statewide effort to enhance public recreational spaces.

he Texas Heritage Marketplace, a $400 million mixed-use development anchored by Target, has begun construction in Katy, Texas. The project will include retail, medical office spaces, apartments, and preserved greenspace.

Google is set to open its first Texas retail store at the Domain Northside in Austin, marking a strategic expansion in one of the U.S.’s leading tech hubs. The new store joins existing locations in major cities across the country.