Contact us at 888-727-8796 if you need assistance with your foreign or domestic tax problem (and yes, your information will be subject to the attorney client privilege). We’ve successfully assisted thousands of clients deal with IRS issues. You can also email us at info@irsmedic.com. www.irsmedic.com The same approach you use to solve an IRS tax problem will likely not solve a state problem as well. In this video, tax attorney Anthony Parent uses the state of Connecticut's Department of Revenue Services as an example to highlight the key differences between fixing a federal tax problems and a state tax problem. Like States are hungrier for revenue: States can not print their own moeny like the federal government essentially does. States can only raise revenue or borrow money. They have no federal reserve to run to when they are low on cash. Therefore, they tend not to be so forgiving as the IRS is. States like Connecticut are more likely to charge you criminally to collect back sales taxes. Federal charges of tax evasion are not terribly common. State charges of failing to pay taxes are --- because again states want the money. Statutes of Limitations: States like Connecticut have no statues of limitations on the collection of assessed taxes. Unlike the federal government which is limited by the time in which they can collect a back tax debt, t state like Connecticut has forever in which to collect back tax debt. Watch this video to learn the common misconceptions people have about both the IRS and state revenue agencies and how that leads to frustrations and wasted time. https://www.irsmedic.com/connecticut-tax-lawyers/ https://www.irsmedic.com Parent & Parent LLP 144 S Main Street Wallingford, CT 06492 (203) 269-6699 info@irsmedic.com