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Can tax levy's be filed against tax refunds by property owners who have a court issued order for tenants to reimburse back rental fees as well as court costs?
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∙ 12y ago
I think your confsing terms and such.
If you have a judgment against someone you can probably garnish their income or attach assets.
You will not be able to do anything to their tax refund, if in fact they have one until they deposit it and the garnishment/attachment applies.
Individuals do not issue tax bills, tax levy's or the like - only governments.
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