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Seizure of assets

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jrshelley

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What is the name of your state? Missouri
At what point does the IRS decide to seize assets for non-payment of past taxes? Is it a dollar amount owed? Number of years of non-payment?

If there is not a current lein on personal property and your property is sold; can the IRS collect the past due taxes?

Is there a point at which you don't have to pay taxes because your broke ( ie. <16,000 a year self-employed)?

Any advice would be helpful.
 



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