Back Taxes Owed
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I would think/hope a phone call would solve this.
I am sure the credit, taxes, etc are all automated and if someone misses a payment or taxes, it immediately sends out a notice.
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@taiwan_girl said in Back Taxes Owed:
I would think/hope a phone call would solve this.
You hope the IRS would solve this?
The IRS asserts that it lacks the legal authority to waive tax fees for returning hostages.
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This is not uncommon that some situation no one envisioned when the legislation was written forces an agency to act in a way that breeches common sense but the agency has no authority to selectively ignore the law.
Our own bill I’ve been pushing is like this though to a less obvious extent.
Hopefully congress will fix this.
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Fixing this would reveal the rather blurry line between hostage and foreign prisoner.
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@taiwan_girl said in Back Taxes Owed:
I would think/hope a phone call would solve this.
After the IRS looks bad in national news. That's what it takes.
Please love yourself.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Back Taxes Owed:
@taiwan_girl said in Back Taxes Owed:
I would think/hope a phone call would solve this.
After the IRS looks bad in national news. That's what it takes.
Yup. Usually the case.
Governement organization (or company, etc.) treats a person bad. Nothing is done. Story gets on the news. Same organization or company suddenly is able to "solve" the problem.
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Well, their union does support Kamala-lama-ding-dong.
Perhaps she'll give them a buzz...
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I suspect they’re correct in saying the law doesn’t allow them to make unilateral exceptions to tax penalties except under prescribed circumstances.
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By the way, was Britney Griner a prisoner in a foreign land or a hostage?
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@jon-nyc said in Back Taxes Owed:
I suspect they’re correct in saying the law doesn’t allow them to make unilateral exceptions to tax penalties except under prescribed circumstances.
That doesn't exempt them from doing it.
