tax arrears
Unpaid government dues
Tax arrears are taxes that remain unpaid after their due date.
The term emphasizes accumulated debt rather than a single missed payment: The city is pursuing homeowners with tax arrears going back several years.
Property taxes in arrears can lead to liens or foreclosure.
Businesses may face penalties for payroll tax arrears.
- finesMonetary sanctions or particles
- debtMoney owed another
- delinquencyCriminal or neglectful behavior
- late paymentRemittance past its deadline
- liabilityLegal or financial obligation
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- Unpaid Billspast due, overdue, unpaid, late, outstanding
- property taxesrates, property assessment, property appraisal, assessed value, local rates
- tax enforcementIRS, revenue agent, levy, seizure, wage garnishment
- tax liens
- taxationVAT, withholding, deductions, deduction, exemptions
- paycheck deductionswithholding, health premium, FICA, 401k, garnishment
tax arrearstax compliance
Following taxation laws
on-time payment · timely payment · advance payment · withholding · tax credit
tax arrearstax compliance
Following taxation laws
good standing · tax refund · tax credit · tax rebate · overpayment
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