Utah Tax Refund Class Action Lawsuit

Utah Tax Refund
Class Action Lawsuit

Did the State of Utah take your tax refund without going to court first?

A class action lawsuit has been filed alleging that, since at least 2018, the State of Utah has:

“Levied” (took) tax refunds without a court order
Seized joint tax refunds even when only one spouse is claimed to owe money
Taken refunds even when taxpayers dispute that they were at fault
Hired outside debt collectors to go after taxpayers without any court order
Held refunds and forced taxpayers to request hearings or hire lawyers

The lawsuit alleges that these acts were improper. If the State of Utah seized your tax refund without a court order, tell us about it. NOTE: This class action does not apply to situations where the State claims that you owe back taxes. It also does not apply to cases where there is a court order, such as cases where a restitution order was ordered in a criminal matter.

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If you are unable to submit information through this form, you may submit an inquiry to info@taxrefundclassaction.com

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