California Collection Tools Part Two – Involuntary Compliance

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  • Topic: California Collection Tools Part Two – Involuntary Compliance
  • Warrants or seizures of property and levies are actions taken against bank accounts and things like that..

On the involuntary side of things when the tax payer does not get in the compliance or refuses to pay the state can do a number of negative actions so it means against any personal real property or common, earnings withholding orders, garnishments against wages are another common thing and finally, levies and warrants. Warrants or seizures of property and levies are actions taken against bank accounts and things like that.

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