Sentences with phrase «pay fraudulent debts»
«It is unconscionable that instead of helping these borrowers, vast numbers of Corinthian victims are currently being hounded by the Department's debt collectors... all to pay fraudulent debts that, under federal law and the Department's own policies, are likely eligible for discharge and thus, invalid,» she wrote.
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The document also mentioned another judgment debt paid to the Construction Pioneers (CP) of 94 million Euros in 2010, GH275.92 Million judgment debt to 41 individuals, 15 business entities and many others, which the NPP describes «fraudulent».
If you filed a fraudulent return or otherwise evaded paying your taxes, you don't qualify for IRS tax debt forgiveness.
The bottom line is any use of credit cards with the intention of not paying the debt back is fraudulent.
Not only does Federal law place a limit of $ 50 on any fraudulent purchases but often any outstanding debts would be adequately paid by a Life Insurance policy which would be less expensive and more appropriate if you have a family.
She stated that it is unconscionable that these victims have been hounded by debt collectors to pay off fraudulent debt.
Most of the fraudulent debt relief companies are interested in getting as much money as they can from you as quickly as possible before you realize that you are paying high fees for zero results.
Federal income tax debt may be discharged if it is more than three years old, was filed more than two years before the filing and the debtor didn't file a fraudulent tax return or try to avoid paying taxes.
Watch for transactions that are fraudulent and close out any debts that you can pay off.
If debt collectors try to get you to pay the unpaid bills on fraudulent accounts, ask for the name of the collection company, the name of the person contacting you, phone number, and address.
Originally, the focus of the fraudulent trading offence was upon the running of a company with the intent to defraud creditors: as when directors, who are aware that the company is no longer solvent, continue to run up debts they will never be able to pay.