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STATE NOT LIABLE TO TAKEOVER SURETY FOR SURRENDERING CONTRACT FUNDS TO IRS

publication date: Mar 2, 2009
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A takeover surety goes after a state transportation department for releasing funds to the IRS on behalf of the defaulted contractor. A federal law protects the agency from the Catch-22 of paying the IRS or the tax payer/third party.


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