Does the Comptrollers Office ever seize assets to satisfy past due tax liabilities?
In an effort to protect the state’s interest, it is sometimes necessary for the Comptroller’s Office to seize and sell a taxpayer’s non-exempt assets. If you are past due in the payment of your taxes, please contact your local Comptroller’s field office or call (800) 252-8880 to discuss your account.
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