Back Taxes
When you haven't paid your income tax or other taxes due to your local, state or federal government tax authority you owe back taxes. Government agencies such as the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) collect interest on back taxes that you owe. How can you make sure that you don't owe back taxes or that you repay back taxes without paying a high penalty? What's the best way to repay back taxes? Learn about back taxes and the issues involved here.
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Fighting Property Taxes When House Values Drop: Tax Sale Home Purchase
Added July 9, 2009 by Ilyce R. Glink
Even if you buy a home through a tax sale or sheriff's auction, you may still need fight your property taxes. Determining what your property taxes may be after you purchase might be difficult. If after you investigate, you might decide to fight your property taxes to get them reduced.
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Tax Deed Sales
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Tax deed sales usually take place at a sheriff's office. Tax deed sales give tax purchasers a chance to pay property taxes and obtain a certificate against a property. If the property owner does not pay the taxes and lift the tax deed, the tax purchaser can start proceedings to obtain the property…
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