Tax liens, published February 2010
Posted on 03. Feb, 2010 by admin in Shop Talk
A tax lien is a legal claim filed in court by a government agency against a person or business owing taxes.
Liens are civil, not criminal claims, and normally seek to attach money and/or property to pay the taxes.
A list of liens is kept at the county courthouse showing who the government is pursuing and how much is sought. Liens can be filed for income taxes, unemployment taxes, sales taxes, real estate excise taxes, Social Security or disability taxes.
When the tax lien is paid and released, papers are filed with the courts as well, affirming the discharge.
Outstanding state tax liens
Chelan and Douglas counties
Gary R. Graves, doing business as Barney’s, $1,143.40 in unpaid state Employment Security Department taxes. Filed Dec. 22.
Charles E. St. John, doing business as Window Care Co., $1,844.66 in unpaid state Employment Security Department taxes. Filed Dec. 22.
Kelkev Inc., doing business as Rio Cantina, $997.87 in unpaid state Employment Security Department taxes. Filed Jan. 4.
David Bitterman, doing business as Pearview, $5,100.66 in unpaid state Employment Security Department taxes. Field Jan. 4.
Federal tax liens
Aire Masters Inc., $316,106.24 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Jan. 4 in Douglas County, Jan. 5 in Chelan County.
Aire Masters Inc., $428,875.88 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Jan. 4.
Federal tax liens released
Coy W. Summers DC, $9,111.07 in federal taxes. Released Jan. 5.
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