Connecticut tax debt leads come from people in Bridgeport, Stamford, New Haven and Hartford who asked for help with back taxes and agreed to be called. Most owe the IRS. Some also owe the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services.
Who to call
About 3.7 million people live in Connecticut, and 20.4% are 65 or older. The Connecticut Department of Revenue Services has its own offer program with its own rules. A firm that knows both the IRS and Connecticut rules can work the whole case.
Calling rules
A short summary, checked against the statute. Not legal advice. Federal rules apply too.
Connecticut Department of Revenue Services. State offer program: Yes, the state has an offer program.
9 AM to 8 PM in the consumer's local time, per the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.
The same price list as every state we sell in. Aged from $1.00. Bad numbers swapped in one tap.
Questions
9 AM to 8 PM in the consumer's local time, per the Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection. Use the lead's local time. Federal rules also bar sales calls before 8 AM or after 9 PM.
Source: National Do Not Call Registry
The Connecticut Department of Revenue Services collects Connecticut income tax and other state taxes.
Yes. The Connecticut Department of Revenue Services has its own program, with rules that differ from the IRS. Results depend on each case. Not every case qualifies.
Yes. Under Circular 230, enrolled agents, CPAs and attorneys can represent clients before the IRS no matter where the client lives. State tax cases can have their own rules, so check with the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services.
State tax debt, Back taxes, Bank levy and Spanish leads. Connecticut collects its own income tax through the Connecticut Department of Revenue Services.
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