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>If I missed $200 on my income taxes, the IRS would be up my ass within a year for it I mean, the IRS would... write you some sternly worded letters. They migh
by ianferrel 3y ago
>If I missed $200 on my income taxes, the IRS would be up my ass within a year for it
I mean, the IRS would... write you some sternly worded letters. They might call you on the phone. What else do you think would happen? Can you find an example of anyone who just ignored the IRS's letters over a $200 bill and something happened to them?
Society largely depends on people doing what they're told. Being a sociopath and just refusing to do what government agencies tell you to is a life-hack, of sorts. Just look at (some of) our billionaire class.
- mixmastamyk 3y agoThey'll likely seize your bank account after two or three years and take their cut. California will do it in six months.
- pizzafeelsright 3y agoI think it was just after 2 years with the IRS and they took my paycheck. California recently recalculated my returns and required about $20k from the last 5 years.
- jwilber 3y ago[flagged]
- mrguyorama 3y agoI lived this exact situation. The IRS merely claimed my state return for two years. There was never any threat even. They are not the clueless one here.
- rootusrootus 3y agoThey'd probably just use a treasury offset to collect. Not sure if they'd do it for $200, but I wouldn't be surprised. AAFES used to do it for less. Maybe they're more vindictive than the IRS.