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> Zero-burden-of-proof state government edict (an Indiana tax warrant) "Zero-burden-of-proof state government edict" describes the property tax bills every sin
by pcwalton 7y ago
> Zero-burden-of-proof state government edict (an Indiana tax warrant)
"Zero-burden-of-proof state government edict" describes the property tax bills every single homeowner gets in the mail and is expected to pay. Pay your taxes.
- sneak 7y agoNo; property taxes require a burden of proof: you must own property. That property must be assessed in some way. In this instance I had no tax liability whatsoever. Zero. No business operations whatsoever in or touching or with their state. Indiana invented numbers out of thin air. Most of a year later I got the money back from Indiana as they agreed on this point (after they skimmed about $1k for “collections fees” incurred as a result of their illegal seizure). Chase was happy to oblige them with a rubber stamp.