Tax Law Question: I asked this early yesterday w/charge of $39.95. When may I expect an answer? Can California garnish or place leins, etc on my Florida bank accounts/property for not paying state back income taxes resulting from being in a partnership? I thought I sold my .5 unit 10 years ago; but just found out that I did not sell it all. The partnership did however stop sending me K-1s in 2002.
1 Answer from Attorneys
If CA files their lien in Florida in accordance with CA and FL law, CA may garnish
your salary or bank accounts. You may demand a hearing to object to the process
but it appears that you do not have records to support a real objection to the claim.
If the amount of CA lien is large enough, you may benefit from contesting the
matter, or contacting CA to settle the matter. Of course, several years of income
taxes, with penalties and interest, could be substantial.
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