Sentences with phrase «unpaid tax bill»

Your credit score is determined mostly by how you've managed your debt over the years — but other data, public records such as unpaid tax bills, also shapes that vital number.

Your credit score is determined mostly by how you've managed your debt over the years — but other data, public records such as unpaid tax bills, also shapes that vital number.

Cobbetts is set to face a creditor claim over unpaid tax bills from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) following its takeover by DWF.

People are afraid that there might be skeletons lurking in the closet, which might take the form of environmental liabilities, upcoming lawsuits, or even unpaid tax bills.»

The county auctions off properties with unpaid tax bills after three years, so Sweeney does not face that, yet.

The smaller plant, Somerset Station, shut down in 2010 and stood vacant while the owner stripped it for scrap and then went bankrupt, leaving unpaid tax bills.

Leyton Orient have been served with a winding - up order over unpaid tax bills and will appear in court next month.

If you haven't filed a 2014 return and owe taxes (as opposed to being owed a refund), you could be subject to the failure - to - file penalty, which could cost 5 percent of your unpaid tax bill each month it goes unpaid after the April deadline, and potentially up to 25 percent.

When you have an unpaid tax bill, a variety of scenarios are possible depending on the action you take, Eisenkraft said.

All unpaid tax bills are turned over to the Treasurer's Office for collection.

Caruana Galizia's reporting continued, now taking to task the new Opposition Leader for his unpaid tax bill, among other targets, but the stress appeared to be taking a toll.

This event is the latest blow for Parma who are well adrift of safety in Serie A — partly due to having been deducted one point earlier in the season — and have received a bankruptcy petition from the Italian government, due to an unpaid tax bill.

When you have an unpaid tax bill with the IRS, a tax lien can be filed in an effort to ensure that you pay your outstanding tax obligations to the federal government.

And don't forget that the U.S. government, like any other creditor, tacks on interest charges, compounded daily, to any unpaid tax bill.