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Personal Liability for Unpaid Corporate Taxes: Can the IRS Come After You?
Closing a business doesn't make its tax debt disappear. When a corporation fails to pay withholding or payroll taxes, the IRS can pursue the individuals responsible for those payments, including officers, directors, and anyone with authority over the company's finances. Understanding how personal liability works is the first step toward protecting yourself.