Silver lining: it's not California. They would have drained your bank accounts

Jan 7, 2020
4:11:12pm

BigD Coug All-American

without any notification, even if you and your bank are located out of state, then left it up to you to figure out who took the money and why.

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The government just screwed me out of $400, anything I can do?

BYUCougarsFan

1/7/20 3:36pm

Just smile and take it

Texas Hammer

1/7/20 3:37pm

bohica

BlueFrog

1/7/20 3:38pm

Don’t worry the Government is great, we should trust them for

kotacoug

1/7/20 3:39pm

The state of Utah's government bureaucracy is horrible to work with.

Division Bell

1/7/20 3:40pm

You can substitute just about any State for Utah in this statement

svenot

1/7/20 3:42pm

True. It's just that I had the privilege of being gigged by Utah.

Division Bell

1/7/20 3:43pm

I disagree. I've worked with PA, UT, OR, WA. Only UT is this awful.

BrobaFett

1/7/20 4:56pm

If you know any state rep personally you may have a chance...otherwise Idk.

Tyler Magnum

1/7/20 3:45pm

And yet so many defend the use of government to micromanage everything

Idahofallsblue

1/7/20 3:46pm

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Ragnar Danneskjold

1/7/20 3:47pm

Brutal. I'd demand to speak to bosses until someone could fix it.

cracka

1/7/20 3:48pm

Did you actually owe the $8,000 in sales tax? If not, why would you agree to pay

Chester Copperpot

1/7/20 3:48pm

I understand that I wrote this in a hurry and wasn't clear, but re read haha

BYUCougarsFan

1/7/20 3:54pm

Just did. Still don't see the answer to that question. Was it a legitimate debt?

BYUtka

1/7/20 3:57pm

The sales tax piece was somewhere around 4, some of it was miscellaneous stuff

BYUCougarsFan

1/7/20 4:04pm

I'm not convinced the debt was legit. They will assume your business owed $xx

frontrowcougar

1/7/20 4:49pm

Yeah, I bet he owed a lot less than that if he would have filed correctly.

BrobaFett

1/7/20 4:57pm

I did and I still don't know if you actually owed it. Just because the State

Chester Copperpot

1/7/20 4:01pm

Yup. Bingo. Maybe we should all be mad that the state of Utah appeared ready to forgive some of the $8000

CDV

1/7/20 4:05pm

Yeah, there was a lot of settling going on from both sides. I saw $4,000,

BYUCougarsFan

1/7/20 4:08pm

You're good. Just being a dink here. Sorry about your business. That really sucks.

CDV

1/7/20 4:11pm

Valid settlement was $6,198, agreed to by both parties in writing.

BYUCougarsFan

1/7/20 4:05pm

Then you need to move this up the chain until you get the $400 back. If you have

Chester Copperpot

1/7/20 4:08pm

Agreed. They initially said "no chance." I yelled at a couple people (unlike me)

BYUCougarsFan

1/7/20 4:10pm

If the business was bankrupt, why pay anything?

Ragnar Danneskjold

1/7/20 4:08pm

I agree haha. I had to settle, got stuck.

BYUCougarsFan

1/7/20 4:09pm

I am pretty sure that the responsible party can be held personally liable for failing to remit taxes, regardless

CDV

1/7/20 4:12pm

I imagine fighting it would be costly on many levels as well.

BYUtka

1/7/20 4:16pm

No, I'm pretty good with law stuff. I don't think you know what you're talking about.

Ragnar Danneskjold

1/7/20 4:27pm

Silver lining: it's not California. They would have drained your bank accounts

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