songbirg[at]aol.com says...

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Form W-4 is the form on which you declare your withholding
to your employer. Do you mean your W-2?

Did you owe money with your tax returns? If so, get a copy
from your bank and send that to NY Dept of Finance. If you
were due a refund, check your bank statements for the
deposit.

They can garnish your wages as soon as they find out where
you are employed.

Gary

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Hi, I have a lot of NYS tax problems. NYS sent me a claim
that I did not pay my 2001 State taxes, but I did. I still
have the W4 claims but I could not find my Resident Income
Tax forms. They claim I owe $4000

So I sent them a letter and told them I did pay but U do not
have a copy of my taxes then I ignored them for 6 month.
Now I get another one from NYS claiming that I did not pay
2002.

A total now of over $8k

I'm thinking all this tax problem is pushing me out of the
state, I am thinking of just leaving NYS altogether as
Bloomberg and Pataki is pissing me off with their tax audits
and rising taxes.

I work in New Jersey so they probably cannot garnish my
wages, should I just leave NYS and move to NJ or figure out
something with NYS Taxes?

Give me the best real world answers, please.

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