can the government continue to take your taxes from a previous judgement after ten years.?

Question

This year the creditor took my home rebate.

Answer 1

I'm not really sure what you're asking, as evidently one taxing authority offset your homestead rebate (which would be a state rather than a federal payment) and applied it to something else.

Is the original amount owed federal taxes, or is it something else, such as child support or student loans? Knowing those answers is important to correctly answering your question.

On a side note, this person asked a legitimate question about a matter of concern to him. The last thing he needs to hear about is someone's personal political agenda. Those who promote a national sales tax (aka Fair Tax) should not interject their political and economic ideas into a thread in which someone is seeking a real answer to a question.

Answer 2

Private creditors, with the exception of defaulted student loans, can not attach your tax refund.

Answer 3

sure

Of course all this will be moot when the FairTax Act H.R. 25 passes and replaces all income taxes with a single sales tax on new items. The FairTax now has the support of hundreds of thousands, 72 congressional sponsors / co-sponsors, and 7 presidential candidates, and over 70 economists. See www.fairtax.org So tell your congressman to pass H.R. 25
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Answer 4

Depending upon the nature of the judgment, yes, it can last a lifetime. You didn't identify so I cannot provide additional clarification.

Answer 5

THEY CAN TAKE ANYTHING UNTIL IT IS PAID OFF.