Frozen Bank Account by MD state comptroller?

Question

I owe about 2500.00 in income taxes from several years ago. They have frozen my bank accounts. The bank told me once I authorized the money in the account to the comptroller the hold would come off. The comptroller tells me they are waiting to find out what the amounts are in the accounts from the bank. I am stuck in the middle. I have worked out a payment plan. I want to close the accounts and I have already opened new ones in the state I live in now. (PA) Can they freeze these accounts too or are they only able to do it in accounts opened in the same state MD? Any advice would be of great help. Thanks

Answer 1

You agree that the back taxes are owed. At this point your account has been seized for back taxes and other negotiations to pay aren't going to be accepted.

You can't do anything to the bank accounts until the back taxes are paid.

The bank's advice is the advice to follow. Release the account to the comptroller. Then close the account.

Of course, don't make any deposits to a frozen account.

If you open an account in another state, that account can be frozen as well. If it will be some time before the taxes are paid, you will have to keep some cash on hand.

Maybe borrow some money or pay the remaining taxes on a credit card, so you can have access to banking to pay your bills.

Answer 2

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