tax delinquency

He said that only political opponents and newspaper reporters care about his tax delinquency.

Every significant tax delinquency will be pursued, he said.

The grin faded when another official came forward with reports of tax delinquencies.

Nassau County is due to release its 1992 tax delinquency figures in the next few weeks.

This get-tough policy on tax delinquency has sent a message that private owners seem to have taken to heart.

The city expects to continue to acquire more buildings through tax delinquency, though at a slower rate than in the past.

Tax delinquencies have already risen amid bankruptcies and workout efforts.

Tax delinquency, they say, is often the first signal that a building is vulnerable to abandonment.

"THE city kept sending me notices of tax delinquency and bills for interest payments," she said.

Most of the units have been carved out of abandoned buildings the city has taken from owners because of tax delinquencies.

You might also contact the Myrtle Beach municipal government to find out if the city holds auctions of homes seized for tax delinquencies.

In 1988, 9 out of 10 landlords with tax delinquencies settled their tax bills to avoid losing their properties.

He also said he is paying 18 percent interest on his overdue tax bill, so that the city is not suffering from his tax delinquency.

There is also a rising tide of tax delinquencies in both counties, further crimping cash flow and increasing the cost of tax collections.

But I did have a closing date on the East Hampton house, and I'd probably be able to settle my tax delinquency within a few weeks.

During the campaign, Lynch faced criticism as his past improprieties were uncovered, including two arrests, defaulting on student loans, and a long history of tax delinquency.

Arson and abandonment are all too common and have resulted in a tax delinquency rate of about 8 percent while neighboring Clifton's is but 2.35 percent.

Most of them will be assigned to a stepped-up campaign to root out errors in the 1992 returns and put a halt to the growing tax delinquency rate.

This represents the lowest tax delinquency rate in Arlington history and currently the lowest in the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Here in Lapeer County, property tax delinquencies are up, restaurant tips are down, and people are anxious about jobs and pensions.

His first job after graduating from Northwestern in 1960 was a tax delinquency case of Bill Veeck who at the time owned the White Sox.

Mr. Wetzler attributed the high rate of tax delinquency to the fact that members of a partnership, unlike most workers, are not required to pay withholding taxes.

Readjusting Montana's agriculture - VIII Tax delinquency and mortgage foreclosures.

As the number of tax delinquencies escalated, the city put more pressure on landlords to make their payments, slicing the grace period for foreclosure to one year from three.

THE high rate of interest that the city was charging for late payments was itself a contributing cause of rising tax delinquency, in the view of many lawyers.