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sum23224@verizon.net | My home was foreclosed and then sold. i now have a tax bill for 20,000. how can i make this go away? |
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BobcatChick
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You still owe the taxes up until the point that the bank took ownership of the property. You can make arrangements to pay. |
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trade_info
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You got hit with forgiveness of debt? Did you see a CPA and check that your tax bill is really 20,000?
Anyway, to all who care, never let them foreclose on you. Be proactive and sell if you can't afford to pay. |
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Always Right
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Pay it. |
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thylawyer
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Pay it, wait for 5 years and hope they don't sue you (or whatever the statute of limitations is in your state), or file for bankruptcy. |
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djfurey2002
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change your idenity |
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CureFreak
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you have to pay. |
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arizonaprincess2
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your going to have to file it on your taxes, i know it just happened to me |
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Sunshine
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If its a tax bill then its government and you have to pay them. I dont think there is any way to get out of paying the government their money. Good luck. |
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jen
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Where did the bill come from? what form ids it on? I would like to help. There is not enough info for me to give you the correct info.I will put on my watch list and see if you add ant more info. Good luck |
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tezzwilcox
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Again, Pay it.
(sorry) |
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Andee
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This seems strange to me. Usually when a home is foreclosed on and sold. The taxes are paid by the new owner and the bank gets the rest of the money and holds the note. We always see TV commericals saying you can buy this property for some crazy amount like $500.00, that is because the amount of the taxes due are $500.00, then the new owner takes out a mortgage for the amount the home appraises for. I would say look into what happen in the transaction. Was this tax bill for your property being re-assessed before the foreclosure. I would ask an accountant your questions once you figure out what has transpired. |
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delvinth
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Assuming the 20,000 tax bill is for federal income taxes. File an Installment Agreement (Form 9465) with the IRS and set up some type of monthly payment plan. The IRS will work with you as long as you don't just do nothing. |
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