If the loan had a government guarantee or insured aspect, and your in collection status, yes.
If it was a federal student loan, then yes, the collections agency could take your income tax return money. If it was a non-federal loan, then they would not be able. Secondly, federal student loans are can not be discharged, the US always gets paid even when laws are created for private businesses that disallow the same right of collections.
Actually this is a federal issue. Depends what stage of the default u r at. The irs will put a federal intercept on ur federal return. There is a toll free # u can call to see if there is a intercept on ur fed return. Usually the state return is taken if u owe ur state $
The state should not usually be able to take your federal student loan money. However, there might be some particular details that will cause them to take it.
yes they can take it for that
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If your loan is in default the Feds will take your refund. The Feds will send you a letter.
YesNO THEY CAN'T, SUPERTACO ~If your school debt has been sent to their collections department they can and sometimes will take your state refund. They don't usually take your federal though. A school can't take your return...but if as some here before, you are confused by the difference, and you have a loan (maybe arranged through the school), that is guranteed or insured under a federal program, then the IRS can and does send refunds to the lender.
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If it was a federal student loan, then yes, the collections agency could take your income tax return money. If it was a non-federal loan, then they would not be able. Secondly, federal student loans are can not be discharged, the US always gets paid even when laws are created for private businesses that disallow the same right of collections.
Can a bank take your federal return without court action
Actually this is a federal issue. Depends what stage of the default u r at. The irs will put a federal intercept on ur federal return. There is a toll free # u can call to see if there is a intercept on ur fed return. Usually the state return is taken if u owe ur state $
The state should not usually be able to take your federal student loan money. However, there might be some particular details that will cause them to take it.
yes they can take it for that
YES
A Federal Consolidation loan is a repayment option for student loan borrowers. It is designed to make education loan repayment easier by combining existing eligible federal education loans into one new loan with a fixed interest rate and a lower monthly payment. Consolidation is a bit of a misnomer because a single loan can be "consolidated" to take advantage of better loan terms.
It depends on what is owed. For instance if you owe back child support they will take what is owed in arrears out of your federal return. This can also happen with a government school loan that is in default and other government debts. However, if you are married filing jointly then there is a form the spouse can file with your tax return that allows the spouse to receive his or her portion of the refund. It is called an injured spouse claim.
Yes they can! They will offset your federal return if you do not address any debts from that state.