mhpattillo
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Then you will owe the government that money plus interest and could be subject to fines and even prison time |
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Ariom
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It happened to me...but no dudes with black suits..just a lady wearing a floral skirt. Not being funny. But she was a collector for the IRS....not fun..but you won't go to jail unless you have avoided fuiling all together. She came to advise me they are about to Levy..I told them go right ahead..I sold everything I owned when I moved in with my boyfriend, including my car...also to give the money to my son for college. but now......I have alot of taxes to pay, and alot of interests compunding on a daily basis.
Good Luck!!! |
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Holly S
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They add interest on (a very hefty interest) and continue to do so until you pay it.
If you let it slide a few years and the price will get high, they will take it out of your pay as well as continue to take any future income tax that is yours until the payment if paid in full |
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triviatm
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They can sue you, seize your assets, force you into bankruptcy, or even arrest you.
When no one else could touch "Scarface" Al Capone, the IRS was the organization that took him down - and they did it on tax evasion charges. He spent the rest of his life in Alcatraz because the IRS caught him trying to avoid paying his taxes. |
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bold4bs
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Start removing the hair around your ankles.
www.legbraceletstaxevaders.com |
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kl0wnie
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Can you say "Don't drop the soap?" |
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AV
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Your wages will be garnished. |
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celticexpress
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Is it back taxes or this year's?
If you can't pay this year's, you should file the return anyway and there is a form whereby you can request a payoff plan.
If you don't pay back taxes, they will eventually garnish your wages and bank accounts to get the money, or they could put a lien on your house, etc. |
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seay28
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They will get to you, if you work they will take there share out of your taxes. they got my parents that way. |
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Bunny Lebowski
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A dude in a black suit will show up at your front door. |
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honeybc
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You need to pay them. They are pretty reasonable if you call them, and you can make payment arrangements. Ignoring them will make it worse. |
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oo51
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The first thing that happens is you can double whatever it is that you owe if you don't pay right away. You should borrow money, or sell whatever you can and just pay it off. You can make arrangements with the IRS, but what you owe still doubles due to interest and penalties for not paying on time. This happened to me years ago. |
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hstevi
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well let's put it this way the IRS are the only people that you still have to pay if you file bankruptcy everyone else you can escape under chapter 7 or 13 the IRS will garnish your wages take your lottery winnings or whatever it takes to get their money you have to pay them and if they put you on a payment plan their interest rate is outrageous so keep all of that in mind when deciding who to pay and who not to pay!!!!!!!!! |
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