What is the Arizona statute of limitations on sales tax debt?

Answer 1

I think 10 years. Re: to collect Federal tax and credit cards is 10 years, it seems this would be true for a car loan. * SOL's are established states. Not only do states differ in the time frame for which a lawsuit can be filed against the creditor they also have different SOL's for different type debts. A vehicle is considered secured debt. Generally the time the lender would have to file a lawsuit to recover monies owed would begin from when the car was sold and a deficiency occurred rather than when the account went into default. Keep in mind, zn SOL defense for debt must be presented by the defendant debtor, it is not automatically granted or assumed by the court that the SOL is applicable.

Answer 2

Statute of limitations vary from loan agreement to loan agreement.
In Arizona, the SoL:

Oral agreement........3 years
Written contracts.....6 years
Promissory notes.....5 years
Open accounts.........3 years

Credit cards are considered open accounts while auto loans are considered as written contracts.

If a lawsuit has been filed, the SoL is different.
The judgment demand SoL in Arizona is 10 years, but can be renewed.

I suggest you talk to an attorney.

Answer 3

Generally four years after a return is filed or required to be filed, whichever is later

Answer 4

Part of the answer will depend on the type of bill and how it is documented. A written agreement will be 5 years. That is measured from the last acknowledgement of the debt.