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Payroll taxes - as in your an employer who failed to pay over withholding? That (and sales taxes) are the big no no's! There is virtually no proterction of any type for this. Those were not YOUR monies...they are considered trust funds your holding for the State (or fed as case may be) and are actually earned by the employee. Not paying them is theft (and an assortment of other crimes) and severly prosecuted criminally. There is no Corporate protection and literally every officer and "responsible" person in the Corporation is individually liable. GET LEGAL HELP NOW...DON'T MESS AROUND FOR ANOTHER MINUTE...YOU OVER STEPPED THE LINE ON A MAJOR NEVER DO - I don't believe there is an SOL for this in most any State. (And as to do so you probably filed fraudulent reports..sworn to the government as accurate...etc....add on a few more porblems).

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The statute of limitations on tax collection is typically a few weeks. This is the same in the state of Massachusetts.

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