Unless your felony warrant is for tax evasion, one should not affect the other.
If you owe the IRS money or are behind on your returns, that would keep you from getting a refund. You can file your return with or without any warrants.
I assume you mean an income tax REFUND. Unless you owe a federal agency money or you owe child support or alimony, there should be no reason why you wouldn't get your refund.
Of course. The two are unrelated. The only time tour taxes would be offset is if you owed a financial debt. A felony warrant doesn't effect your income tax return.
The IRS and law enforcement authorities do share data, but they are separate departments. If you're entitled to a tax return then you will receive it, unless an order is served to seize monies owed, to pay down a debt or fine.
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Yes, the two things are not related.
Your tax return is the document you file.
Unless your felony warrant is for tax evasion, one should not affect the other.
If you owe the IRS money or are behind on your returns, that would keep you from getting a refund. You can file your return with or without any warrants.
I assume you mean an income tax REFUND. Unless you owe a federal agency money or you owe child support or alimony, there should be no reason why you wouldn't get your refund.
Of course. The two are unrelated. The only time tour taxes would be offset is if you owed a financial debt. A felony warrant doesn't effect your income tax return.
The IRS and law enforcement authorities do share data, but they are separate departments. If you're entitled to a tax return then you will receive it, unless an order is served to seize monies owed, to pay down a debt or fine.