December 1 I received a letter from CBCS stating I had a back tax due to the State of Ohio from 1989-1990 for an undisclosed over due bill on an old business I once was a partner in. Unless I disputed the claim of $17,000 within 30 days I would have a lein place on my property. I phoned the Dayton Ohio tax office and was informed the account was written off in April 1990. Purpose, no reports were filed during the time of the business which was bankrupt. I asked what to do and was sent forms to file to make the account cleared. I then phoned the Attorney General's office and was told they had not received the faxed copies of the tax office request. I then faxed the Attorney General's office the copies of the forms requested by the Dayton, Ohio office.By doing so, I was told I have reactivated this account for one year. The State of Ohio nor the Attorney General's office has ever sent me a notice of being delinquient or that there was even an outstanding charge agains the company I owned. I was told the account would be cleared but I would have to pay all the late fees and charges against the debt. There was never any sell of produce that is claimed and no profit. All was a loss and the balance that should have been reported was "0".
If the Ohio Attorney General's Office is using CBCS to flush out old accounts (mine was 18 years old), using the less than acceptable firm of CBCS tells me a lot about the people running the Ohio State Government.
After 15 years of not having this business and moving out of state, I no longer have any reference to this defunct business. What do I do now?
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