Idaho Tax Intercept Objection is a process that allows taxpayers to dispute the amount of tax debt owed to the state of Idaho. This process is available to taxpayers who have received an Idaho Tax Intercept Notice from the Idaho State Tax Commission. The notice is sent when the taxpayer's debt is more than $25 and is subject to tax interception. There are two types of Idaho Tax Intercept Objection: Administrative Objection and Judicial Objection. An Administrative Objection is a written request to the Idaho State Tax Commission to review and reconsider the amount of tax debt owed. The request can be made either before or after the Tax Commission has initiated a tax intercept action. A Judicial Objection is a legal action filed in the appropriate court to contest the amount of tax debt owed. In both cases, the taxpayer must provide documentation to support their claim that the amount of tax debt owed is incorrect.
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