Tax amnesties in D.C., Florida, Nevada and New Mexico end on Sept. 30

September 29, 2010

If you owe past-due taxes in Florida, Nevada, New Mexico or Washington, D.C., then time is running out for you to take advantage of tax forgiveness programs in those locales.

The tax amnesties in those three states and the District of Columbia end Thursday, Sept. 30. After that, the tax collectors are after you again.

My Aug. 17 post has some more info on these soon-to-end tax amnesties, as well as the dates of amnesty programs in Kansas, Illinois and Maine that run a tad longer.

Don't dawdle if you're eligible for a tax amnesty.

Participating in one could save you some money. States waive at least some penalties and interest.

Even better, finally settling an overdue tax debt could provide you with some peace of mind.

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