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I highly recommend that you keep everything related to this, securely, for several years even after it is resolved. State governments are not necessarily belie
by rossjudson 5y ago
I highly recommend that you keep everything related to this, securely, for several years even after it is resolved.
State governments are not necessarily believing the same set of facts that the federal government does. I got caught in a multi-year cycle one time where the state government kept coming after me every year for the same thing, even though I had the federal return and the evidence that it was correct.
Each year I'd send that thing in, in response, and I'd never hear from them...until the next year, when they'd do it again.
Felt to me like each year somebody would receive my response, decide it was too much work to deal with, and then file it away in the "hit them again next year" pile.
- swozey 5y agoThanks. Like you, nobody has ever responded to me other than them "upgrading" me from being able to prove my taxes via fax to having to petition the tax court directly. I'm sure this will be a nightmare for the next few years. As if selling that house wasn't a bad enough experience. I shouldn't have to spend $5k or whatever else on a lawyer to deal with this. Insane. I walked away with $13k after paying everyone/mortgage off.