Military Tax Refund Seized by Treasury Offset Without Required Pre-Notice to Current Address
A military service member had their tax refund seized through the Treasury Offset Program without receiving the legally required pre-offset notice at their current address. Servicemembers who move frequently are disproportionately affected by this procedural failure. No consumer tool tracks outstanding Treasury Offset Program debts before refund season.
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