We’ve been asked before if bail is tax-deductible, but the answer is no. Even though bail money is given to the government just like tax money is, it is actually not like a tax at all. Bail money is paid to guarantee the defendant will return court when ordered.
So, because bail is not tax deductible, the amount to pay will not be lowered than what was ordered by the court. However, if you cannot meet the bail amount, you can contact Penny Bail Bonds to speak with an agent and develop a payment plan that is in your financial situation. Instead of paying the full bail amount, you will only need to pay the premium (10% of the full bail amount) and have collateral ready. Just make sure the person you are bailing out, is compliant with all court-mandated appearances. When the trial is closed, you will get your collateral back. There are no hidden fees when working with Penny Bail Bonds. Consulting with Penny Bail Bonds is a smart and effective solution to bailing your loved one out of jail without the fear of losing too much money. Call Penny Bail Bonds now at 866-736-6977.