Comments on: Supreme Court: State can't take property without notice

By: Paula Faultersack

Paula Faultersack — Wed, 18 Oct 2006 16:44:54 +0000

WHat to do? Just notified by a letter taped to my door that my spouse and I
and I owe taxes from 2004. I took a check to the City and they gave me a PAID Pd. receipt, City sent check to bank a week later, it had insufficient funds,
so they say, I have no way of telling back to 2004. Can’t believe it,
always balance my checkbook, I should be 2000K over if the check didn’t g
go thru, that would have been an awakening to me something was wrong.
Bank shows check as NSF, said would have been sent back to City…still pur
pursing. Point is County Treasurer claims letters were sent to my home (my
(my old address) then letters sent to my new address addressed to
occupant, can’t be occupant it’s a P.O. Box? Now we owe $1000 in fines? S

By: John Pinckney

John Pinckney — Fri, 12 May 2006 15:53:32 +0000

I did not file tax returns for the years 2001-2004. I did file extensions and sent in checks to cover any possible tax liability. I have now completed the returns and find that I am owed refunds. However after contacting the IRS I found that my rights to refunds for the years 2001-2003 have expired. Where is the due process? They did send me a notice (by first class mail) to contact them. There is in the notice language to the effect that failure to pay can cause civil and criminal penalties but there is nothing about rights to refunds expiring. What should I do?

By: JJ Owens

JJ Owens — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 08:46:55 +0000

I find it amazing the powers the state & local agencies take & abuse without intervention! It’s nice to see someone brought this to the Federal Supreme Court and bring this abuse of power to a halt. Let’s hope many more stand & fight for thier RIGHTS!!!!!! Now if we can only find someone to over rule the Internal Revenue Service in many of their immoral acts of “SIEZURE”…

By: Firas

Firas — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 01:10:53 +0000

Due process? Nevermind due bloody process, Holy f, what an insane procedure, taking posession of someone’s property for non-payment of taxes? It’s probably not as if he owed enough in taxes for A HOUSE to be equal compensation!

By: Rob Davidson

Rob Davidson — Thu, 27 Apr 2006 00:35:28 +0000

It’s about time they got one right!