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Help! €30.000 bill???

Attybat · 2016-07-08 07:43:16

Back in 2007 my Ex and I sold our home he then left the country.... At the time he said something about not paying some tax or bill on the property and they (not sure who) could go hang.... The bill I think he said was for €30,000+ I never found out what it was for and I can't ask him as I don't know where he is... TBH at…

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#32 09-07-2016 03:03PM

ectoraige

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Was the home in his name only OP? If there was something outstanding, it might only be him that's liable, if at all. Seek a tax clearance cert from revenue, that should suffice to put your mind at rest. Anybody else owed that much has either written off the debt or managed to chase down your ex.

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#33 09-07-2016 03:07PM

ectoraige

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You can also apply for a credit report for €6, good to know where you stand as far as the banks are concerned.

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