HELP! Can my VA Life,Health,&Annuities be denied if I forgot to file taxes last year?

[Nicolacrayola]

Kinda freaking out a little bc I saw failure to pay state income taxes under a list of reasons licenses can be suspended/revoked/denied. I’m supposed to take the test in a few days- I was caring for my dad (he had early onset Alzheimer’s) and it was an honest mistake. Was only working a crappy $18,000 a year part time job anyways and always got money BACK. Can that possibly cause a denial??? At first I had assumed they only meant revoking it for agents who never paid it in the first place since it isn’t automatically deducted but now I’m not sure...

 

[LostDollar]

Caveat, I am not an insurance agent and have not had to deal with the testing and license rules.

If I was in that situation, I would just go ahead and file the return now to document income and withholding and overpayment, and then deal with questions from state DoI if and when they happen.

 

[fed up]

Guess they could deny but doubt that they will catch that you didn't file for at least 2 years. Just file now and stop worrying. I was in a similar situation to you, FIL fell in 2009 and we moved in 2010, all tax paperwork was lost in move. I did not file until 2012 and my Va license was never suspended