It was just and argument and should have not esclated to that level. What is going to happen with our case?
answered on Apr 8, 2011
The short answer to your question is "I don't know." Criminal charges are brought by the State of Tennessee and not by the victim. Accordingly, charges will say "State of Tennessee v. John Doe." If the victim decides that he/she doesn't want to pursue charges, the... View More 
I was told by the IRS Tax advocate that as some of the years age, they would disappear from collection due to SOL, but she did not explain more specifics.
answered on Jan 13, 2011
Generally speaking, the IRS has 10 years from the date of assessment to collect taxes owed [See IRC Sec. 6502(a)]. However, this 10-year period can be suspended for a variety of reasons, including bankruptcy, collection due process hearings, litigation, and offers in compromise, among others. You... View More
answered on Jan 13, 2011
Criminal charges are brought by the State of Tennessee and not by the victim. Accordingly, charges will say "State of Tennessee v. John Doe." If the victim decides that he/she doesn't want to pursue charges, the State can still move forward with criminal action. In reality though,... View More
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