Why cant I fond old posts, I tried searching for tax warrant?
Thought I had asked this before, so as can be seen it is a legitimate letter, but tax records now show no unpaid taxes. This is part of why I am so confused, if they show on their site no taxes owed, where do they get the bill that I do owe them. I cant get that answer. I have tried before and again last month.
I have been through the same steps aging this year and cant get a answer as to what when or why, other than pay us.
As it is I can not pay $400 or afford any type of legal help. What money we have is used for medicine for my wife, yep no insurance.
I guess Monday I go back to Pawhuska, I will start with the Sheriff and then the tax office. I still think renting my own belongings from the County is wrong.
Think I can claim that due to the amount of scams I thought this was one also?
The problem with finding the recipient is the amount of papers we deal with per month, plus even the IRS does not ask for paperwork to be retained forever. Odds are very good we dont have it. With health issues of both myself and wife to be very honest, digging through huge boxes of papers is just not high on the list of things to spend energy on. So like last year after a bit of looking or a trip or two to Dr's the search for a paper we may not even have still just get dropped to the bottom of our list, then forgotten.
I have found a couple of other folks who paid cash in 2010, then had to pay again, for the same reason, tax office said it was not paid. But that does not help me at all.
Now here is a kick in the butt, this post is almost 1 year older than the last time I asked this, yet the amount on the bill in my hand is the same $412.68, so in a years time the penalties and interest have not changed a single penny. Things like this just add to my confusion.
I will go talk with them again, but oddly what I get told I later hear that "they never said any such thing" or "well thats not the way it is"......... Will update this as soon as I can talk to people in person.
