Iowa couple victims of EDD fraud in California, caused closing on their new home put in limbo скачать в хорошем качестве

Iowa couple victims of EDD fraud in California, caused closing on their new home put in limbo

Imagine trying to buy a home only to be told you might not be able to because you have an outstanding bill for thousands of dollars to the Internal Revenue Services – a bill that you never received or knew about. That is exactly what happened to a couple in Iowa. Gloria and Steven Clark said they found the perfect home in South Des Moines, but they almost didn't get it. As the Clarks were about to close on their home, the two received an unexpected tax bill for $5,000 from the IRS after the agency said Steven received $30,000 in unemployment benefits from the Employment Development Department in California. "It could potentially stop us from getting the house," Steven said. "On top of that, we had already sent a notice to our, to the apartment complex that we were moving. That was already accepted. Now I was like, Okay, we could potentially not have a place to live right now." The problem? The tax bill wasn't Steven's. The couple never lived or worked in California, and never applied for unemployment. Subscribe to KCRA on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1kjRAAn Get more Sacramento news: http://www.kcra.com Like us:   / kcra3   Follow us:   / kcranews   Instagram:   / kcranews