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Why does the Comptrollers Office file tax liens?

April 26, 2017Comptroller file liens Office tax

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Why does the Comptrollers Office file tax liens?

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State law requires that all past due taxes, fines, interest, and penalties owed to the state must be secured by a lien. Please be aware that a tax lien could have a negative impact on your credit rating. 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.