Can Irs Audit After A Business Is Closed Fl Dept Of Rev Audited My Home & Stated I Did Not Pay Enough Doc Stamps 3 Yrs Ago At Closing?
Fl Dept of Rev Audited My Home & Stated I did not pay enough doc stamps 3 yrs ago at closing? - can irs audit after a business is closed
Obviously, the closure of the company have calculated that gives the wrong amount, and now I owe the IRS, FL $ 800, includes $ 500 doc stamps and 3 years of pain, and rights too late (as crazy as it is) It sounds like two problems . Only when my company no longer in business ... I can get. The other question is my house is logged into foreclosure and bankruptcy has in the past year. My lawyer says it's not a tax included, but I am not to be confused as a punishment for the payment of that tax, that my house is in foreclosure. If this were not the person who bought the house at an auction to pay this money?
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The company that manages the verge of bankruptcy May, but certainly a title insurance company is still active. If you have lost your pet, contact your mortgage lender, since you have a copy.
Your title insurance should pay fines and costs for the monitoring of origin. Check the copies of the trustee and closing documents. If you and not the seller, if you would have to pay $ 500, you must pay. If it is something that the seller should have paid the title insurance and you can try to collect from the seller.
The company that manages the verge of bankruptcy May, but certainly a title insurance company is still active. If you have lost your pet, contact your mortgage lender, since you have a copy.
Your title insurance should pay fines and costs for the monitoring of origin. Check the copies of the trustee and closing documents. If you and not the seller, if you would have to pay $ 500, you must pay. If it is something that the seller should have paid the title insurance and you can try to collect from the seller.
No, but if you have a title to the closure policy after the insurer, the policy of his claim. Such as Chicago Title, for example,
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