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Any question that starts out, "Can a government..." and involves the word "tax", well, the answer is always "Yes."

The only way they cannot is if you prove that you do not owe that tax. Yes, yes, I know, you are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and you never had a hearing. I'm afraid we're a long way from 1791, and you'll find that doesn't apply.

You need to either pay it, or prove you don't owe it. Consulting with an attorney will be of great help here.

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ADDITIONAL: With regards to NY state putting a lien "on your property in Florida....." If the FL property is your legal residence and you are 'homesteaded,' your personal residence is protected from seizure or foreclosure. If it is NOT, then your property could be in jeapordy. See the advice contained in the first answer. (A good point, the lien may be placed, but a sale can't be compelled in that situation. And without a sale, the lien is unfulfilled.)

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Q: Can the state of New York put a lien on bank accounts and on your property in Florida where you currently live alleging that you owe state income tax for the year 1976?
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