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A closer look at the enforcement options Maryland uses to collect tax debt - III
If you owe back taxes in Maryland, the Comptroller's Office has powerful tools to collect, and they will use them. Understanding these enforcement options is the first step toward protecting your assets and your rights. A qualified tax debt lawyer can help you respond before the situation escalates.
This is the final post in our series on Maryland tax enforcement. Here's what happens when taxpayers don't pay or set up arrangements.