
- September30 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 18
All Is Forgiven
Many state governments, caught in abudget pinch, are trying to prop up shakyrevenues by declaring tax amnesties fordelinquent taxpayers. Florida, Missouri,Virginia, Maine, and Arizona all currentlyhave amnesty programs in progress.The programs in Florida, Arizona, andMissouri will end by October 31;Virginia's is scheduled to end November3; and Maine's runs through November30. Although each state has its own rules,the general idea is that the state agrees notto prosecute or penalize any taxpayerwho voluntarily pays back taxes. In mostcases, the tardy taxpayer does pay intereston taxes owed, but some states maycharge a lower interest rate or even nointerest at all as an added incentive. Visitthe Federation of Tax Administrators(www.taxadmin.org) for links to all taxamnesty programs and details.
Articles in this issue
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Distinguish Tax Loopholes and Tax Scamsabout 18 years ago
Reduce Your Retirement Plan's Tax Biteabout 18 years ago
Do You Hold an Adequate Disability Plan?about 18 years ago
Research the Facts Before You Refinanceabout 18 years ago
Lend Your Parents a Safe Financial Handabout 18 years ago
Learn to Diagnose and Treat a Sick Homeabout 18 years ago
Remember: Money Isn't Who You Areabout 18 years ago
Get Back to Basic Barteringabout 18 years ago
Know the Duties of an Estate Executorabout 18 years ago
Portfolio CHECK-UPRelated to this article








