Tax liens, published November 2009
Posted on 04. Nov, 2009 by nevonnemcdaniels 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.
Federal tax liens
Coy W. Summers DC, $9,111.07 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Sept. 25.
Alpine Rock Supplies Inc., $2,299.70 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Sept. 25.
Mair Developers Inc., $14,177.49 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 5
Creative Kids Childcare and Preschool LLC, $11,339.88 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 5
Bruggman Mechanical Inc., $14,435.51 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 5.
Tiedeman Construction Inc., $12,122.76 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 5.
ACC Accounting and Tax Service, $10,108.60 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 5.
Buzzies Espresso, $31,762.88 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 5.
Masco Construction Co. Inc., $8,091.81 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 13.
Just Fishin LLC, $11,554.14 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 13.
Caravel Management LLC, $35,242.18 in unpaid federal taxes. Filed Oct. 19.
Federal tax liens released
Creative Kids Childcare and Preschool LLC, $9,896.24 in federal taxes. Released Sept. 28.
Wenatchee Nail and Construction, $8,917.64 in federal taxes. Released Sept. 28.
Charro Foods Inc., $6,947.98 in federal taxes. Released Oct. 5.
Charro Foods Inc., $24,817.14 in federal taxes. Released Oct. 5.
Mrs. P’s Gourmet Cookies, $5,518.13 in federal taxes. Released Oct. 19.
Mrs. P’s Gourmet Cookies, $7,299.35 in federal taxes. Released Oct. 19.
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