Tax returns and PDL
Date: Fri, 01/11/2008 - 08:36
Submitted by Breakthecycle2
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Fri, 01/11/2008 - 08:36
Total Replies: 6
No, i think they mean you might use your whole tax return to try
No, i think they mean you might use your whole tax return to try to pay these places off.
I think they just mean, do you want to have to resort to using y
I think they just mean, do you want to have to resort to using your tax refund to pay these payday loans off.
The only time your tax refund can be taken, in most cases, is if you are in trouble with the IRS, have filed for bankruptcy, or are involved in a civil suit where you have been sued for debts, and the person suing you has been awarded a judgment against you.
That's what I thought, but I was about to flip the eff out.
That's what I thought, but I was about to flip the eff out.
Yes, most of us don't like our tax refunds messed with!
Yes, most of us don't like our tax refunds messed with!
LOL...no way. I already had a federal student loan company threa
LOL...no way. I already had a federal student loan company threanten me until i worked it out.
There are only certain times the IRS will grab a person's tax re
There are only certain times the IRS will grab a person's tax refund. They are if you have the following:
1. A deliquent student loan
2. Owe back federal or state taxes
3. Owe child support
4. Had gotten welfare and shouldn't have
In short, if you have any deliquent federal or state government obligation, the IRS or state tax department can grab your refund. And no, a payday loan definately does NOT qualify here. The only way this could even happen would be if the PDL took you to civil court.