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crime1 year ago

"Eviction Turned Deadly: Missouri Man Charged with Murder of Officer and Process Server"

The suspect in the shooting that left an Independence police officer and a Jackson County civil service officer dead was facing eviction due to over $29,000 in unpaid property taxes. Neighbors had noticed signs of trouble at the suspect's home, including a notice posted on the gate about unpaid taxes. The suspect, who lived alone and had a passion for collecting reptiles and snakes, had also faced legal issues with a roofing company. The motive behind the shooting remains unclear, but it appears to be linked to the eviction process.

via WDAF FOX4 Kansas City|
#crime#eviction#kansas-city
business2 years ago

Rudy Giuliani's Bankruptcy Filing Amidst $148 Million Defamation Lawsuit

Rudolph Giuliani has filed for bankruptcy protection in federal court in New York, citing debts including significant legal fees, unpaid taxes, and the $148 million he was ordered to pay to two former Georgia election workers. This comes a day after a federal judge ordered Giuliani to start paying the damages he owes for spreading false claims about election theft.

via The New York Times|
#bankruptcy-protection#business#georgia-election-workers
finance2 years ago

"IRS Places Lien on Giuliani's Florida Condo for $550K in Unpaid Taxes"

Rudy Giuliani's Florida condo has been placed under a federal tax lien by the IRS for unpaid income taxes totaling over $549,000. This adds to Giuliani's financial troubles as he faces millions of dollars in legal bills from various lawsuits and criminal charges. Giuliani has publicly expressed difficulty in paying his mounting legal fees, and the tax lien is the latest sign of his financial struggles.

via CNN|
#finance#financial-struggles#irs-lien
business2 years ago

"Zetti's Pizza Faces Second Closure as New York State Seizes Buffalo Restaurant"

Zetti's Pizza & Pasta in Amherst, New York, has been shut down by the state Department of Taxation and Finance for the second time in seven months due to unpaid taxes. The restaurant, known for its New York-style pizza, has faced financial issues for over a decade, with multiple closures and tax warrants filed against the owner, John Fusco. Despite efforts to resolve the tax debt, the department seized the restaurant abruptly, leaving Fusco and his representative surprised. Fusco is now exploring options to reopen the restaurant, but full payment of the outstanding taxes is required by the state.

via Buffalo News|
#amherst#business#financial-issues
entertainment2 years ago

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann's Divorce and Financial Woes

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, who recently filed for divorce, owe the IRS over $1 million in unpaid taxes for missed payments in 2013, 2017, and 2018. The couple's financial troubles add to the stress of their contentious divorce, which includes conflicting custody pursuits of their four minor children. Biermann is seeking sole custody, while Zolciak seeks primary physical and joint legal custody. The former "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star had reportedly been planning the split for a long time, and sources say the divorce is expected to get really bad because neither of them will give in.

via Fox Business|
#divorce#entertainment#irs
entertainment2 years ago

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann's Divorce Amidst $1.1M Unpaid Taxes

Kim Zolciak-Biermann and Kroy Biermann are getting a divorce after 11 years of marriage. The former Real Housewives of Atlanta star filed for divorce citing irretrievable breakdown of the marriage and seeking primary physical custody of their four children. The news comes after reports that the couple owes over $1 million in unpaid taxes and their home in Atlanta went into foreclosure in February.

via Yahoo Entertainment|
#divorce#entertainment#financial-issues
law2 years ago

Supreme Court Considers Property Rights and Taxation Issues

The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case involving a 94-year-old woman who lost her condo over unpaid taxes, with the county keeping all the proceeds from the sale. The case raises questions about whether local governments can keep excess money from such sales, violating constitutional protections against having property taken without "just compensation" and excessive fines. Roughly a dozen states, including Minnesota, allow local jurisdictions to keep the excess money. The decision is expected by late June.

via The Associated Press|
#constitutional-protections#law#local-governments