tax delinquency वाक्य

Under a plan negotiated by Ryan S . Karben, a Rockland county legislator and chairman of the Tax Delinquency Committee, the county will seek to have the state Supreme Court void the foreclosure.
Unable or unwilling to collect taxes in the past, the Russian government has now run up a months-long backlog of payments to state workers and pensioners because tax delinquency has emptied its coffers.
Karben has also proposed legislation, which is expected to be called " Mireille's Law, " that would require a county worker to visit all homes threatened with foreclosure for tax delinquency.
The Great Depression made tax delinquency widespread during the presidency of Franklin D . Roosevelt, when income taxes increased dramatically to pay for New Deal programs and U . S . involvement in World War II.
Cindy gives Mike and Carol a tax delinquency notice ( which was earlier mistakenly delivered to the Dittmeyers ) stating that they face foreclosure on their house if they do not pay $ 20, 000 in back taxes.

But without it, he said, rents at the bottom of the market would be insufficient to enable owners to maintain buildings, " which would lead to disinvestment, tax delinquencies and, ultimately, abandonment ."
In addition to federal tax delinquencies, Zantzinger fell more than $ 18, 000 behind on county taxes on properties he owned in two Charles County communities called Patuxent Woods and Indian Head, shanties he leased to poor blacks.
In a prayer service at Charles Street AME Church in Roxbury in October, Wilkerson rallied support and told constituents that her tax delinquency was a " private matter, " emphasizing that she had never betrayed her public trust.
Contractors could be denied licenses if they were found to " lack good character, honesty and integrity " _ a broad standard that includes criminality, ties to organized crime, tax delinquency and a record of poor workmanship.
The tax delinquency rate for federal employees and retirees as of October 2000 was 2.9 percent, compared with 5.7 percent for the U . S . population as a whole, the Internal Revenue Service reported Thursday.