Help! – property tax delinquency charges!

[bob2007]

Walter, maybe you didn’t read the original post. Its $350. Not prison.

Now if you do something sever enough to warrant prison, like get drunk and kill someone, then yes, you should take responsibility for that and go to prison. If you can’t see the difference between that and a late tax payment you knew about and forgot, then I’m not sure what else to tell you.

For the tax bill, it certainly couldn’t hurt to call them, explain you forgot about it and its your fault, then see if there is anything they will do. That worked for me on a late credit card bill.

[scaredyclassic]

ok then; what if the penalty were $20,000.00? Would the principle “take responsibility for your own mistakes” still aply, or is that principle dependent on the dollar amount owed? If it’s dependent on your subjective perception of the fine, it doesn’t seem like much of a principle at all. I suspect that in general people’s advice to “take responsibility” is dependent upon their view of the reasonableness of the penalty.

People go to prison every day of the week for being a few days late on state registration requirements in california.

[scaredyclassic]

ok then; what if the penalty were $20,000.00? Would the principle “take responsibility for your own mistakes” still aply, or is that principle dependent on the dollar amount owed? If it’s dependent on your subjective perception of the fine, it doesn’t seem like much of a principle at all. I suspect that in general people’s advice to “take responsibility” is dependent upon their view of the reasonableness of the penalty.

People go to prison every day of the week for being a few days late on state registration requirements in california.

[scaredyclassic]

ok then; what if the penalty were $20,000.00? Would the principle “take responsibility for your own mistakes” still aply, or is that principle dependent on the dollar amount owed? If it’s dependent on your subjective perception of the fine, it doesn’t seem like much of a principle at all. I suspect that in general people’s advice to “take responsibility” is dependent upon their view of the reasonableness of the penalty.

People go to prison every day of the week for being a few days late on state registration requirements in california.

[scaredyclassic]

ok then; what if the penalty were $20,000.00? Would the principle “take responsibility for your own mistakes” still aply, or is that principle dependent on the dollar amount owed? If it’s dependent on your subjective perception of the fine, it doesn’t seem like much of a principle at all. I suspect that in general people’s advice to “take responsibility” is dependent upon their view of the reasonableness of the penalty.

People go to prison every day of the week for being a few days late on state registration requirements in california.

[scaredyclassic]

ok then; what if the penalty were $20,000.00? Would the principle “take responsibility for your own mistakes” still aply, or is that principle dependent on the dollar amount owed? If it’s dependent on your subjective perception of the fine, it doesn’t seem like much of a principle at all. I suspect that in general people’s advice to “take responsibility” is dependent upon their view of the reasonableness of the penalty.

People go to prison every day of the week for being a few days late on state registration requirements in california.

[kcal09]

Unfortunately, they cannot waive the penalty after the deadline. I tried it before and they were unwilling to negotiate. Even the credit card companies nowadays are pretty stubborn when it come to waiving late fees. Just make sure that you don’t forget your next payment in December.

[kcal09]

Unfortunately, they cannot waive the penalty after the deadline. I tried it before and they were unwilling to negotiate. Even the credit card companies nowadays are pretty stubborn when it come to waiving late fees. Just make sure that you don’t forget your next payment in December.

[kcal09]

Unfortunately, they cannot waive the penalty after the deadline. I tried it before and they were unwilling to negotiate. Even the credit card companies nowadays are pretty stubborn when it come to waiving late fees. Just make sure that you don’t forget your next payment in December.

[kcal09]

Unfortunately, they cannot waive the penalty after the deadline. I tried it before and they were unwilling to negotiate. Even the credit card companies nowadays are pretty stubborn when it come to waiving late fees. Just make sure that you don’t forget your next payment in December.

[kcal09]

Unfortunately, they cannot waive the penalty after the deadline. I tried it before and they were unwilling to negotiate. Even the credit card companies nowadays are pretty stubborn when it come to waiving late fees. Just make sure that you don’t forget your next payment in December.

[uneven]

I was about 10 days late last August and called to beg for mercy… no luck. In my opinion, there was no chance from the time the guy picked up the phone. The late penalties will keep adding each month its late too.

[uneven]

I was about 10 days late last August and called to beg for mercy… no luck. In my opinion, there was no chance from the time the guy picked up the phone. The late penalties will keep adding each month its late too.

[uneven]

I was about 10 days late last August and called to beg for mercy… no luck. In my opinion, there was no chance from the time the guy picked up the phone. The late penalties will keep adding each month its late too.

[uneven]

I was about 10 days late last August and called to beg for mercy… no luck. In my opinion, there was no chance from the time the guy picked up the phone. The late penalties will keep adding each month its late too.

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