If you set up an IPA, the warrant will remain on file and continue to be a lien on your real and personal property until your total warranted balance is paid in full. We can only provide a copy of your Satisfaction of Judgment if the warrant satisfaction has been filed with the county clerk. A Notice of Pending Warrant Satisfaction verifies we are in the process of satisfying your tax warrant.
Most title companies will accept this as proof a lien will be removed. Only you or your authorized representative may request this notice. Call us at during regular business hours and speak with a representative to request we send proof your warrant has been paid in full, or if you have other questions related to a tax warrant.
Be sure to enter your taxpayer ID number when prompted. If you need a warrant payoff letter, we can provide you an Outstanding Judgment Balance Due letter, which lists all outstanding warrants and the balance due projected to a specified date. This is your responsibility.
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Why was I served with a Tax Warrant? Why is a Tax Warrant filed with the District Court? What methods does the Director of Revenue use to collect the taxes due? What should I do if a Tax Warrant shows up on my credit report? Section If a person refuses or neglects to pay his tax for fourteen days after demand, the collector shall issue a warrant to collect said tax including interest, charges and fees.
A warrant issued under this section may be signed by the collector or his deputy, and a facsimile of the signature of the collector shall have the same validity as his written signature. If a person refuses or neglects to pay his tax after the collector or his designee has notified the person by mail or other means that a warrant to collect has been issued, and the collector or his designee exhibits a copy of the said warrant to collect, or delivers a copy thereof to the taxpayer, or leaves it at his last and usual place of abode, or of business, said collector or his designee may request a hearing in the district court having jurisdiction.
Upon such request for hearing, the court may issue a summons, requiring said person to appear at a time and place named therein and submit to an examination on oath relative to his property and ability to pay and as to whether the tax, interest, charges and fees are owed.
Such summons may be served by an officer qualified to serve civil process, including said collector or his designee, by delivering to the debtor an attested copy thereof, or by leaving it at his last and usual place of abode, at least seven days before the return day thereof. If service is not made, the court may order further notice.
If the court finds that the debt is owed and there is sufficient property and an ability to pay, a warrant to distrain or commit and take the body of such person and commit him to jail shall issue to the collector or his designee to serve upon said person, according to law. In fact, a Florida tax warrant often may not be relieved in bankruptcy. Therefore, it is vital that an experienced attorney review you case to go over what legal option is most favorable for you.
A wage garnishment or a levy on your property may, many times, be stopped or reversed quickly. We are ready to meet, discuss your case, and get to work on your behalf. Quickly contact a Florida sales tax attorney from our firm to find out about legal solutions to tax warrants and liens.
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