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The list of tax debtors includes the nations' biggest companies.

"They're going down the list of big tax debtors one by one.

Under certain limited circumstances the tax debtor may challenge the underlying tax liability.

At no point was it liable to make a payment to McLeod, the tax debtor.

And the town's tax debtors, most of them middle-aged businessmen who had no involvement in the uprising, are anything but chastened.

Publicity Campaign Mr. Spalter said his office is also making more telephone contacts with tax debtors.

A PLEA for immediate action to ensure disabled poll tax debtors can appear in court has been rejected.

Opponents of the tax banded together to resist bailiffs and disrupt court hearings of poll tax debtors.

The IRS can demand of an employer that a portion of the wages of a tax debtor be sent directly to the IRS.

The Russian company dominates the domestic industry with 75 percent of the market, but it has suffered a series of financial scandals and at one point was Russia's biggest tax debtor.

Russia also said it would crack down on tax delinquents, open up the accounting ledgers of Gazprom, the politically powerful natural gas company, and confiscate property from persistent tax debtors.

Although John's percentage cut depended on the total amount collected, it was known that he never harassed tax debtors, indeed, anyone with genuine difficulty in paying was likely to be entertained to lunch at Henrietta Villa by the sympathetic Comptroller.

This followed my colleague Richard North becoming the victim of such illegal charges after paying his council tax in full to Bradford council, which set him off on an investigation that has brought to light just how many local authorities are abusing the law by grossly overcharging council tax debtors for the issuing of summonses and liability orders.