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LU asked in Politics & GovernmentLaw & Ethics · 1 decade ago

What does one do in the state of Florida if your employer owes you a large amount of money and is not paying?

Please help me!

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    Each state has a website for the Department of Labor. Here is a link to the one for Florida.

    http://www.dol.gov/dol/location.htm#FL

    Search the site until you find the phone number, then call them and tell them the situation. They can give you info on how to file a complaint and get your money.

  • ?
    Lv 4
    4 years ago

    did you certainly study the letter IRS does no longer deliver a letter without greater techniques. computerized exchange for return, is it letter 2566C or 3219C ; those is telling him he by no potential filed the return for the tax era 2000 and if he does not report then IRS will report for him and he will owe the quantity reported on the letter. IRS has no longer report the return yet and the quantity isn't owed at the instant, yet while he does not respond then IRS has no different decision yet report for him (no longer a robust ingredient) The letter has the salary techniques for the year so he can report. Or is it LTR for Refund carry, IRS retaining his 2007 refund by way of fact he has no longer filed his 2000 return. The letter could have a telephone quantity to call have your buddy call the quantity to be sure what his strategies are.,

  • 1 decade ago

    You file a claim in court. If the amount is under a certain amount, in most states it's $5,000, you can take it to small claims court, no attourney needed.

  • 1 decade ago

    sue him/her and get your money

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