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1. What is a tax intercept? A tax refund interception, also referred to as a tax refund offset, is the act of a state agency responsible for sending tax refunds using all or part of a refund to fulfill an obligation of the taxpayer rather than sending the money to the taxpayer him/herself. Where applicable, tax intercepts are authorized by state law and administered by a state agency for debts or obligations owed to other governmental entities. 2. Why were my taxes intercepted? In accordance with state law, a state agency may allow for an intercept of some financial obligations that have remained unpaid by the taxpayer regarding governmental or vehicle-based debt such as parking violations, toll violations, camera enforced violations. If this is not your debt: Did you file a joint return?
If you did not file a joint return and this is not your debt:
If you already paid this debt: Please contact us at 1-877-501-9923. 3. How much do I owe? Please refer to the billing notice for account number and postal code information to access your account online. 4. I overpaid, when am I getting my refund? In most cases, a refund will need to be requested. If you have already made the request, it can take a minimum of 60-90 days to verify overpayment with the state tax agency and any refund due to be issued to the address on file. 5. My taxes were intercepted but my balance was less than my refund. When will I get the difference? If you have questions about the timing of your state refund, please contact your local state tax agency. Please select your state below for additional information regarding State Tax Intercept: CA https://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/Interagency_Intercept_Collections/index.shtml WI |