The alleged violations included unpaid overtime, misrecording of timecards to reduce pay, failure to pay the minimum wage and failure to pay wages owed to employees who quit or were fired.
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Failure to pay for their (often unbidden) attendance risks misfortune.
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Out of 48 diversions, 10 were revoked for failure to pay.
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Failure to pay it would add three months to her sentence.
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He was charged with willful failure to pay court-ordered child support.
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Failure to pay the appropriate estimated tax can result in underpayment penalties.
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He was briefly jailed in March for failure to pay child support.
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On Wednesday, Kelly was arrested again for failure to pay outstanding child support.
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Hyundai declined to comment on the reason for the failure to pay suppliers.
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On Wednesday, Kelly was arrested again for failure to pay outstanding child support.
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Last week, Kelly was arrested again for failure to pay outstanding child support.
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Last week, Kelly was arrested again for failure to pay outstanding child support.
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Additionally, the D.A. could charge him criminally for failure to pay the support.
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Failure to pay rent is by far the most common cause of eviction.
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After that, New York law recognized "that a failure to pay what is owed to the state is different than a failure to pay what is owed to the federal government even if it's based on the same income," Scholl said.
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In contrast, the "failure to pay" penalty is just one-half of 1 percent.
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He is suing Mr. Williams for sexual assault, battery and failure to pay wages.
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On April 5th the university filed a countersuit for failure to pay the latest instalment.
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Failure to pay the so-called "nanny tax" carries penalties and back taxes for employers.
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"This is a serious offense and not just a failure to pay taxes," Borman said.
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The failure-to-pay penalty is 0003 percent of the amount unpaid, also charged monthly.
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Conner was busted Wednesday in Texas for failure to pay child support ... according to court docs.
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Being undocumented is a civil, and not a criminal violation, akin to failure to pay taxes.
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Deficiencies in Tesla's software surely contributed to Huang's death, as did Huang's failure to pay attention.
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The failure to pay these instruments — commonly not even dischargeable in bankruptcy — can mean credit ruination.
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TMZ broke the story ... Stevie pled guilty for failure to pay child support back in February 2017.
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He's being indicted on 83 counts of fraud, perjury, failure to pay taxes and other financial crimes.
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Failure to pay a ticket would result in a civil judgment rather than a criminal court warrant.
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In her chat with Mulleady, Stewart complained at length about Shkreli's failure to pay her as promised.
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The caller informs you that failure to pay may negatively impact your future ability to get credit.
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A notice of failure to pay child support bars someone from getting a barber's license, for example.
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Officials in South Dakota indicted Mr. Hopkins in 2009 on charges of failure to pay child support.
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He was also convicted on misdemeanors related to writing bad checks and failure to pay taxes, records show.
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Anderson told CNN that the bench warrants were for failure to appear in court or failure to pay.
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This created a 'failure to pay' credit event that allowed CDS buyers to receive payment on their contracts.
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The state revoked 146,403 driver's licenses for failure to pay court debts between July 2012 and June 2016.
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However, he acknowledged that he had concerns about Mr. Puzder's failure to pay taxes on an undocumented housekeeper.
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If you file your taxes but don't pay them, the IRS can charge you a failure-to-pay penalty.
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He was ordered to pay a former landlord $480,000 in August for property damage and failure to pay rent.
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They highlighted data showing there have been only 14 prosecutions for failure to pay the minimum wage since 1999.
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At the time, McCaskill described the failure to pay taxes as unintentional and said she would sell the plane.
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He also endured stories about his failure to pay child support, which he started paying after launching his bid.
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He was arrested and jailed again in March for failure to pay his ex-wife child support of $161,000.
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Jawbone's failure to pay NexRep had nothing to do with the quality of the firm's services, the email said.
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Employees have filed multiple lawsuits against Kreation, and across these suits, failure to pay overtime is the most common complaint.
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Failure to pay doesn't result in jail time, but does result in the federal tax refunds of offenders being reduced.
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In the lawsuit, they are accused of refusing to pay for repairs, failure to pay taxes and, generally, of abandonment.
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The woman was charged with multiple crimes including theft by deception, computer criminal activity and failure to pay income tax.
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Many states suspend licenses for reasons unrelated to driving, including littering, unpaid student loans and failure to pay child support.
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When Chagaev was returned the belt, he lost it due to a failure to pay sanctioning fees to the WBA.
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That could result in catastrophic effects on everything from food stamp availability and federal courts to failure to pay government leases.
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The trigger may be sexual harassment, discrimination, failure to pay wages, or a myriad of other perceived violations of the law.
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Mulvaney defended himself when asked about his past failure to pay taxes, saying it was a mistake that he is fixing.
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In court papers, Colorado said the failure to pay cost the state more than $170 million of tax revenue in 2012.
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Before you paid the ticket, a municipal court judge issued a warrant for your arrest for failure to pay in 2012.
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"In most cases, the failure-to-file penalty is 10 times more than the failure-to-pay penalty," the IRS reports.
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Kelly was free on bail, but went back to jail the day after the interview for failure to pay child support.
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Often, the suspension is not directly tied to a conviction but to a failure to pay the costs associated with it.
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Kelly's most recent jailing, on Wednesday, involved what authorities said was failure to pay his ex-wife child support of $161,000.
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The failure to pay March's salary round as scheduled on Tuesday prompted anger and suspicion in the economically-stricken Gaza Strip.
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All of that coming the day before he got locked up in Cook County jail, again, for failure to pay child support.
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The lawsuit accuses Wells Fargo of wrongful termination, unlawful business practices and failure to pay wages, overtime, and penalties under California law.
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Failure to pay the fees can land people in jail and lead to a cycle of extorting cash from already-struggling citizens.
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Failure to pay can damage your credit score, cost you interest and additional penalties and, in extreme cases, lead to criminal prosecution.
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The failure to pay by the GDB could reverberate through the local economy as it serves as Puerto Rico's primary fiscal agent.
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Stevie's required to turn himself in by April 10th for falling in arrears ... this after pleading guilty to failure to pay support.
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Recently, Enner Valencia had a warrant issued for his arrest in Ecuador for his alleged failure to pay £13,350 in child support.
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"All of them involve underlying harm that is more difficult to address than the usual failure to pay a debt," Lipson said.
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But many shied away, aware of the president's history of ignoring his lawyers' advice and frequent failure to pay his legal bills.
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"Failure to pay attention to the EEOC is to leave a lot of people out in the cold," said Norton, a Democrat.
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In Detroit, 300 homes bought by Harbour have received notices for prolonged failure to pay property taxes, according to a Wayne County website.
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This trend is the consequence of our failure to pay enough attention to the national debt and the effect of rising interest rates.
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The complaint alleges the failure to pay wages, labor and health code violations, and the intentional infliction of emotional distress, among other things.
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The settlement also requires the city to change its municipal code, including sections that impose prison time for failure to pay certain fines.
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The failure-to-pay penalty is 0.5 percent of your unpaid taxes for every month, or part of a month, you don't pay.
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Treasury Secretary nominee Tim Geithner faced criticism over a failure to pay his Social Security taxes while working at the International Monetary Fund.
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Because of DoorDash's failure to pay the fees to launch the arbitrations drivers demanded in August, AAA terminated their cases on Nov. 8.
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Valadier's career lasted only 25 years, a triumph brought down by a cardinal sin of the obscenely wealthy: the failure to pay bills.
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Nearly two-thirds of all license suspensions are for failure to pay tickets or failure to appear in court, according to D.M.V. data.
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Sanders also said his failure to pay taxes for a nanny he employed from 2000 to 2004 should disqualify him as a nominee.
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Kelly was recently jailed twice in a case involving what authorities said was failure to pay his ex-wife child support of $161,000.
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Also in Cambodia, the respected Cambodia Daily was shuttered by the government last year after failure to pay a $6.3 million tax bill.
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Mwilu was arrested in August on suspicion of corruption, failure to pay tax and improper dealings with a local bank now in receivership.
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Not every failure to pay arbitration fees, according to the Chamber, deserves to be treated as a material breach of the arbitration agreement.
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"This is another place where our failure to pay attention and invest in our infrastructure is really coming home to roost," Loeb said.
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Failure to pay can damage your credit score, cost you more money in interest and penalties and, in extreme cases, lead to criminal prosecution.
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A full 20 percent of people incarcerated in a county jail in North Carolina are there for failure to pay their fines and fees.
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Complicating matters further is Russia's continued failure to pay a $15 million fine levied by the I.O.C. as a response to the doping scheme.
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He posted the $100,000 bond but was arrested and jailed again in March for failure to pay his ex-wife $161,000 in child support.
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It is an absurd excuse designed to hide his failure to pay taxes and to hide his financial entanglements with Russian and Chinese interests.
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Mr. Mulvaney was asked about his failure to pay nanny taxes in his opening question, and said that it had been an innocent mistake.
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Cohen said the Trump Organization owes him at least $3.8 million, and its failure to pay breached a reimbursement agreement that predated his cooperation.
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Someone from the I.R.S. had just phoned, she said, to say a warrant for her arrest had been issued for failure to pay back taxes.
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On March 6, the embattled R&B artist was arrested on suspicion of failure to pay $161,663 in back child support at a court hearing.
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Only four states require a hearing beforehand to determine whether the failure to pay is willful or simply a reflection of poverty, the report found.
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Failure to pay your taxes comes with a 0.5 percent penalty if you haven't paid by April 15, up to a maximum of 25 percent.
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Late last year, Saudi construction companies' failure to pay tens of thousands of foreign workers indicated the economy wasn't as strong as official figures suggested.
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According to the Times, Avenatti is slated to appear in court Thursday to face questions over his firm's failure to pay Frank the $10 million.
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Federal prosecutors in California on Thursday announced charges against Michael Avenatti on 36 counts of perjury, fraud, failure to pay taxes and other financial crimes.
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He did not appear in court, and he can appeal the conviction, but failure to pay the fine could land him in prison, officials said.
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The three were charged in Ukraine for failure to pay taxes on their illegal income, which was estimated in the tens of millions of dollars.
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Separately, Kelly was taken into custody Wednesday over failure to pay child support and was jailed, according to the Cook County Sheriff's Office in Chicago.
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On Wednesday, he was taken into custody over failure to pay child support and was jailed, according to the Cook County Sheriff's Office in Chicago.
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Diversion, interviews and case records show, can be revoked for failure to pay, or never even offered to defendants deemed too poor to afford it.
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Mick Mulvaney -- the nominee to lead the budget office for the Trump administration -- the benefit of the doubt about issues surrounding his failure to pay taxes.
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Almost a million people in Virginia and 150,000 in Tennessee currently have their licenses suspended for failure to pay, according to documents filed in lawsuits there.
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Tennessee revoked 146,211 driver&aposs licenses from July 2012 to June 2016 under state law for failure to pay court debts, according to Trauger&aposs ruling.
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Failure to pay these taxes every four months could result in penalties and interest, said Douglas Coats, a tax attorney with Gordon Feinblatt LLC in Baltimore.
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Meanwhile, a failure to pay taxes in a timely fashion cost former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle the post of secretary of Health and Human Services.
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Or, given her resistance to communication and failure to pay promised amounts, should I just let it go, because the financial hit is manageable for me?
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But here again, be cautious: Failure to pay it back in a timely manner could result in penalties and taxes, not to mention reduced retirement income.
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Such strategies relied on factors like price-earnings ratios, changes in analyst recommendations, credit rating downgrades, stock price momentum, industry momentum and failure to pay dividends.
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This dangerous trend is the consequence of our failure to pay enough attention to the national debt and especially to the effect of rising interest rates.
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State officials said premiums will range from $1.43 to $15 per month, and failure to pay could result in co-pays ranging from $3 to $50.
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Failure to pay off former militants under the amnesty could jeopardize the relative stability in the region and even result in oil production again being choked off.
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All 15 members of ISDA's financial committee voted in favor of statements that "a failure to pay credit event had occurred with respect" to Venezuela and PDVSA.
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The Hudson County Sheriff's Office tells TMZ ... Rich Dollaz was arrested Thursday at his home in New Jersey and was booked for failure to pay child support.
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Tesla was sued by the state of Nevada earlier this week for its failure to pay nearly $655,000 to the state's Unemployment Compensation Fund, according to Bloomberg.
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Fines for failure to pay would reach up to the amount of tax owed, the ministry said, tweeting with the hashtag "build it to give it life".
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During his CBS interview, he blamed his ex for his failure to pay her ... claiming her "lies" about abuse are the reason he can't make any money.
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Earlier this month, prosecutors in California announced a 36-count indictment against Avenatti on charges that included perjury, fraud, failure to pay taxes and other financial crimes.
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The boxer's failure to pay taxes resulted in a $22.2 million debt to the IRS, even as he came out of retirement for a high grossing fight.
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Perhaps he is concerned that the contractor might file a lien against the building for failure to pay, said Peter I. Livingston, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.
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The city has hollowed out: About 20,000 properties among the city's 56,000 total are vacant or blighted, many of them foreclosed for failure to pay property taxes.
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Records of that divorce were unsealed this month in a Virginia courthouse, and they include allegations of infidelity and Mr. Moore's failure to pay court-ordered support.
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Michael Avenatti, the lawyer famous for representing Stormy Daniels, has been indicted on 36 charges of fraud, perjury, embezzlement, failure to pay taxes and other financial crimes.
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In January 2019, the Lawrence County District Attorney's Office opened a criminal probe of Americore's failure to pay employees and vendors of its Ellwood City, Pennsylvania hospital.
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Hanel was also facing eviction from his home in the Diamond Head area of Honolulu for failure to pay rent, a lawsuit filed by the landlord shows.
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The Obama administration's failure to pay the claims was cited as a reason for the collapse of many nonprofit insurance cooperatives created under the Affordable Care Act.
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The indictment of Manafort and his former partner Richard Gates include 12 counts of conspiracy, money laundering, being an unregistered foreign agent, and failure to pay taxes.
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Complaints from states and local school districts have been less about the law than about the federal government's failure to pay its promised share of the costs.
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The woman was arrested seven times as a result of the returned check and is currently in a county jail for failure to pay $2,656.93 in court costs.
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"Google's failure to pay female employees the same compensation paid to male employees for substantially equal or substantially similar work has been and is willful," the lawsuit states.
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Not only did their failure to pay drive many clubs to the cusp of liquidation, it also led to changes in the rules and regulations of the game.
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Although Thailand has rescued a record-breaking 0003,2000-plus trafficking victims this year, campaigners are concerned that the failure to pay compensation will leave them in fresh danger.
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If you requested an extension and paid at least 90 percent of the taxes you owe by the deadline, you may not face a failure-to-pay penalty.
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In 2013, Rojas -- while in the Navy in Florida-- pleaded guilty to drunken driving, failure to pay a just debt, drunk and disorderly conduct and communicating a threat.
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Stevie J's failure to pay child support just smacked him in the face, and wallet -- the judge is ordering him to pay $1,304,835.86 ... and that's getting off easy.
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He's been confronted before with his failure to pay contractors, and he's always given the same defense: Their work wasn't up to snuff, and they didn't deserve it.
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But Bryce has endured a spate of negative headlines — including past arrests and failure to pay child support — which could become a political headache in the general election.
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On top of that, RF Restaurants is facing litigation for breach of contract on some of its false starts, and for failure to pay rent on the others.
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In their early teens, prime years in their tennis development, their father, Radek Plisek, was imprisoned for two years on charges related to his failure to pay taxes.
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At a special court-martial in 2013, Mr. Rojas pleaded guilty to drunken driving, failure to pay a just debt, drunk and disorderly conduct and communicating a threat.
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Kelly, 52, was arrested and jailed Wednesday over failure to pay his ex-wife child support of $161,000 -- which is the amount he must post to be freed.
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In a separate case, Kelly was taken into custody Wednesday over failure to pay child support and was jailed, according to the Cook County Sheriff's Office in Chicago.
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On Monday afternoon, a court charged Kabendera with three counts of leading organised crime, failure to pay taxes and money laundering, according to a charge sheet seen by Reuters.
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Since willful failure to pay employment taxes can be punishable with time behind bars, it's imperative that you knock out the appropriate paperwork before you hire a household employee.
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On Monday afternoon, a court charged Kabendera with three counts of leading organized crime, failure to pay taxes and money laundering, according to a charge sheet seen by Reuters.
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When World First lodged a debt recovery claim against Newstar following the company's failure to pay up on the contract, Newstar responded with a counter-claim alleging the misselling.
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It may be tempting to slip your caregiver some cash off the books, but you're taking a chance with the IRS for failure to pay the appropriate employment taxes.
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However, he said he had been genuinely angry over Google's failure to pay much tax, adding that this largely occurred when Labour was in power from 1997 to 2010.
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A 67-year-old woman told us she was stopped and arrested by a Ferguson police officer on an outstanding warrant for failure to pay a trash-removal citation.
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Damon Dash says he's turning himself in to deal with outstanding warrants for failure to pay child support -- but tells us his exes are lying, and he's got proof.
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The failure-to-pay penalty is equal to 0.5% of the taxes owed after the due date for each month or part of a month the liability goes unpaid.
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The failure to pay set off a clause in the mortgage that allowed the List children, as executors of their father's will, to call in the balance (about $2000,2340).
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In Atlanta, Ms. Willis's diversion was overseen by a private company that said about one in four of its cases was returned to court, often for failure to pay.
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Cambodia has removed jail time for defamation convictions, but it remains for failure to pay court-ordered fines, which can turn an award of hefty damages into de facto imprisonment.
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The U.S. Attorney Southern District of NY, tells TMZ ... the 'Love & Hip Hop' star will have to turn himself in to authorities April 10 for failure to pay child support.
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Kelly publicly blamed his ex for his failure to pay child support during his CBS interview, claiming her "lies" about his abuse are the reason he can't make any dough.
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The lawsuits tell the stories of people jailed for driving after having had their licenses suspended for failure to pay court debt—a situation that critics liken to debtors' prison.
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Sheriff's deputies took Mario -- who featured on Diddy's hit, "I Need a Girl Part 2" -- into custody Wednesday in Bergen County, New Jersey for failure to pay back child support.
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It includes programs offering alternatives to jail, re-entry services for inmates leaving incarceration and the prohibition of some jail sentences for failure to pay court-ordered fines and fees.
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Echoing a refrain from an economic policy speech last month, she invoked her father, who owned a small drapery business in Chicago, while describing Mr. Trump's failure to pay workers.
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Deputy Chief Justice Philomena Mwilu was arrested last August on suspicion of corruption, failure to pay tax and improper dealings with a local bank that was later placed in receivership.
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Out of about 40 states with laws that can take licenses away for these debts, only a few require showing that the failure to pay is willful, the group says.
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In 2009, the Internal Revenue Service cited Mr. Dellums and his wife for failure to pay $239,000 in income taxes over several years and placed a lien on their property.
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This is a problem in many states: One day when I visited the Tulsa county jail, 23 people were locked up simply for failure to pay government fines and fees.
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Walter L. Scott, North Charleston, S.C., 2015 Mr. Scott was stopped for a broken taillight and fled on foot, possibly because he feared arrest for failure to pay child support.
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In court papers, Colorado said the failure to pay cost more than $170 million of tax revenue in 2012, and law professors said the nationwide shortfall might top $11 billion.
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She'll presumably face a judge for her crimes, which could include very bad things like fraud or identity theft on top of her original failure to pay a very large debt.
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Mickey Gates, a Republican, surrendered himself to authorities after he was charged with six counts of failure to pay or file a return between 2012 through 13, Arkansas State Police said.
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And with these legal woes came financial ones: In 25, Lohan's bank account was seized by the IRS for failure to pay her taxes in 28 and 2010 — apparently $233,904 worth.
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She sold a private plane she co-owned with her husband in 2011 after her use of it for official business and failure to pay back taxes created a political headache.
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Likewise, an NDA cannot prevent you from complaining to government agencies charged with enforcing employment laws, such as the laws against discrimination, sexual harassment, failure to pay wages, and certain retaliation.
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California resident Donald Lusnak can proceed with a proposed class action against Bank of America for its failure to pay interest on mortgage escrow accounts, a federal appeals court has ruled.
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Instead, courts can arrange a payment plan, a reduced payment, or community service for those who cannot afford to pay but can no longer suspend driver's licenses for failure to pay.
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Now here he is, bounced from his job as president for what appears to have been his failure to pay close enough attention to serious moral problems in Baylor's football program.
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This created a 'failure to pay' credit event that allowed buyers with CDS protection, including GSO, to receive payment on their contracts, according to a 2018 article by Kramer Levin attorneys.
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" He also in that email warned the hedge fund operator about his failure to pay Kocher, saying that "I will make sure that this goes public and to the appropriate agencies.
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And it found that Mr. Smith's behavior, including failure to pay cellphone bills, a stint in rehabilitation for substance abuse and "promiscuous and embarrassing sexual behavior," raised several other red flags.
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The first could come in 2171 — on the 22018th anniversary of the BBC's founding — when the government could decriminalize failure to pay the license fee, turning it into a civil offense.
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Since the election, the media and many Democratic politicians have wrung their hands over their failure to pay attention to the legitimate anger in the Trump-tilting parts of the country.
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READ: U.S. cities are under attack from ransomware — and it's going to get much worse The criminals added that failure to pay will result in the publication of the stolen data.
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Back when the Battery Park City program started, the city regularly took ownership of rundown buildings for failure to pay property taxes, then used the program's money to fix them up.
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On Monday, a California judge hit Avenatti with a $4.85 million judgment for failure to pay the debt owed to his former Newport Beach law partner, a court representative told CNN.
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Only weeks before, the nomination of Timothy F. Geithner, Mr. Obama's first Treasury secretary, nearly came undone for his failure to pay some payroll taxes while at the International Monetary Fund.
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But in June, Schneider was sentenced to three days behind bars in the Los Angeles County Jail in June for failure to pay more than $150,000 in owed alimony payments to Elvira.
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Failure to pay could allow creditors to seize Citgo as compensation, but efforts by Maduro-linked entities to make the payment, due April 27, could run afoul of U.S. sanctions on Venezuela.
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Molina Chief Executive Dr. Mario Molina told Congress in a letter that without the payments, the company would consider the government in default and drop its contracts for failure to pay premiums.
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Through its attorney, the casino argued that the fallen sign was visible and Sadowski likely didn't see it because of her "failure to pay attention to her surroundings," according to the Enquirer.
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He pled guilty to charges of willful failure to pay child support and wire fraud on Wednesday, and prosecutors are asking the judge to tack on another five years to his sentence.
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Failure to pay attention means you could miss out on valuable opportunities that could help you defray medical and childcare costs, as well as shave a few bucks off your tax bill.
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On the day I visited, 23 people were incarcerated for failure to pay government fines and fees, including one woman imprisoned because she couldn't pay a fine for lacking a license plate.
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SANTIAGO, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Chile's central bank said on Wednesday it had revoked a reciprocal credit line with its Venezuelan counterpart, citing what it called Venezuela's failure to pay back its debts.
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In "The Shape of Water," for example, the heroine isn't victimized by the swamp creature, not unless you count his failure to pay rent on that bathtub or chip in for groceries.
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Within days, news broke that Moore owed the federal government $75,000 in unpaid taxes and was held in contempt in 2012 for failure to pay $300,000 in alimony and other divorce payments.
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He had financial problems over the years, and as early as 2003 the building's condominium board placed a lien on the apartment for failure to pay common charges, according to city records.
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Chicago (CNN)Singer R. Kelly has been taken into custody for failure to pay $2161,133 in child support and was jailed Wednesday evening, according to the Cook County Sheriff's Office in Chicago.
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Customers that fail to pay using Klarna's "Pay later" option will eventually have their accounts terminated, and a credit bureau is advised about failure to pay, which can affect their credit score.
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People convicted of crimes, no matter how heinous, are fined; failure to pay sends them to "the patty line," where they work in indentured servitude until they've settled their debt to society.
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" The legal notice goes on to say that failure to pay the remaining amount owed to the contractor is "eroding the values that the Biennale as an event has always stood for.
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But he noted that then-President Bill Clinton's nominee to run the Department of Health and Human Services was forced to withdraw because of failure to pay taxes for a child care provider.
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But three months ago, Schneider was sentenced to three days behind bars in the Los Angeles County Jail in June for failure to pay more than $150,000 in owed alimony payments to Elvira.
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Congo's weak public finance management resulted in a temporary failure to pay interest and principal of USD17 million on the 13 Eurobond due 30 June 2016, amid severe cash strain for the government.
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"Plans are raising premiums in 2018 to account for market uncertainty and the federal government's failure to pay for cost-sharing reductions," Caroline Pearson, senior vice president at Avalere, said in a statement.
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Venezuela's delayed payments on its sovereign debt and bonds issued by state oil giant Petroleos de Venezuela constitutes a failure to pay "credit event," the International Swaps and Derivatives Association determined on Thursday.
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Erdogan also criticized the European Council and the European Union, which Turkey aspires to be a part of, for their failure to pay a visit to offer condolences, saying their criticism was 'shameful'.
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Nick is in prison for the first time; having plead guilty for possession of cannabis with the intent to supply, he's now facing a new charge of failure to pay outstanding council fines.
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Because that total includes other costs accumulated during the court process, most tenants initially faced eviction for the failure to pay a smaller rent sum (which is often not documented in eviction records).
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We broke the story ... the 'Dukes of Hazzard' star was sentenced to 3 days in County lockup for failure to pay up more than $150k in back spousal support to his estranged wife.
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Failure to pay adequate attention to this issue is the number one domestic policy error of the Obama administration, and it would be an enormous shame for the next president to repeat it.
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Mr Acosta was not properly vetted until after he was nominated for the post—following the withdrawal of Mr Trump's previous nominee, Andrew Puzder, amid allegations of domestic abuse and failure to pay taxes.
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In June, he was sentenced to three days behind bars in the Los Angeles County Jail for failure to pay more than $150,000 in owed alimony payments to his ex-wife, Elvira "Elly" Schneider.
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Though Metamoris looked incredibly promising in its first years of existence, it has since been the source of ample controversy, as it has been accused of failure to pay its athletes, among other offenses.
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Accordingly, BSE has already filed proceedings against the Seven defaulting companies before the Hon'ble National Company Law Tribunal, Mumbai on account of their failure to pay annual listing fees over a period of time.
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The day that Charles filed his suit, Ottinger filed another case on behalf of five other former SoFi employees alleging labor-law abuses, including failure to pay appropriate overtime, and seeking class-action status.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio found himself in hot water on Wednesday when he pledged to save a beloved family-owned New York pizza joint recently shut down for failure to pay outstanding tax bills.
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The definition of "failure to pay" and other conditions that might set off a default could also be revised to make it harder for a hedge fund to push a company into technical default.
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After lobbying by the S.P.L.C. and the A.C.L.U., both houses of the State Legislature unanimously passed a bill prohibiting any resident from being jailed for a failure to pay either court costs or fines.
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But banks have been unsure whether payment holidays and similar measures would still technically constitute a failure to pay, triggering a requirement for increased provisioning under a global accounting rule known as IFRS 9.
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But banks have been unsure whether payment holidays and similar measures would still technically constitute a failure to pay, triggering a requirement for increased provisioning under a global accounting rule known as IFRS 9.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists and other rights groups have said they are concerned about Kabendera, a freelance reporter who was detained in July on charges including failure to pay tax and money laundering.
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The Committee to Protect Journalists and other rights groups have said they are concerned about Kabendera, a freelance reporter who was detained in July on charges including failure to pay tax and money laundering.
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Thompson will reconsider dismissing her order tossing retaliation and hostile work environment claims under New Jersey's Conscientious Employee Protection Act, as well as retaliation and failure-to-pay claims under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
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For Wanda's onshore medium-term notes, there are investor protection clauses that will likely be triggered if there is a failure to pay, requiring Wanda to conduct noteholder meetings to address its obligations to them.
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Iswarienko's lawsuit states that his wife received a late breast cancer diagnosis due to the company's failure to pay Doherty's 2014 premium for her medical insurance, resulting in a policy lapse for an entire year.
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Trump has since said he strongly supports the alliance, but in interviews and speeches he continues to air grievances over what he see as Europe's failure to pay its fair share of protecting the West.
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"In our search to find women to bail out, most were in jail for failure to pay, a lot of things connected to people's financial capacities," explained Chardonnay Singleton, organizing director for The Dream Defenders.
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Bryce, meanwhile, despite his appeal to the Extremely Online, actually has some troubles in his past, including a DUI and some failure to pay child support that make him arguably a less-than-optimal candidate.
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Those astounding rates are the product of the tough-on-crime ethos of the 235s and 22002s, when crushing penalties were imposed for nonviolent violations like low-volume drug sales and failure to pay alimony.
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According to news reports, he was a gambler who struggled with debts, had recently been evicted from an apartment for failure to pay rent and, on his video, he described himself as having lost everything.
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Mick Mulvaney from leading the Office of Management and Budget over his failure to pay taxes on a household employee, comparing it to a scandal that sunk President Obama's initial Health and Human Services pick.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump administration is planning a costly Independence Day speech at the Lincoln Memorial, despite its failure to pay off $7 million in debt from the 2017 inauguration, The Washington Post reported on Friday.
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One of the lawsuit's most damning allegations is that Google's failure to pay men and women equally is willful because the company knew or should have known about its pay disparities but failed to equalize salaries.
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For Wanda's onshore medium-term notes, there are investor protection clauses that are likely to be triggered if there is a failure to pay, requiring Wanda to conduct noteholder meetings to address its obligations to them.
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It all started with #ThotAudit, a harassment campaign that encouraged people to report sex workers — and, more specifically, sex workers who sell access to private Snapchat accounts — to the IRS for failure to pay their taxes.
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Throughout the course of the 90-minute debate which veered widely on issues ranging from Republican candidate Donald Trump's possible failure to pay taxes to Clinton's email server, the Mexican peso surged against the U.S. dollar.
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In addition, the Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information (ABEI) claimed Facebook had violated online advertising rules by allowing accounts to promote fraudulent products and scams, while it is considering penalties for failure to pay tax.
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Perhaps the cure for society's historical failure to pay homage to these selfless servants and for the current antagonism toward them lies in the same place — by imagining what life would be like without their service.
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A woman who worked as Sean "Diddy" Combs' personal chef in Los Angeles is suing the hip-hop mogul for sexual harassment, retaliation, defamation, failure to pay overtime and intentional infliction of emotional distress, and more.
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A former employee filed a lawsuit against Armstrong Williams Wednesday in the District Court for the District of Columbia, accusing him of sexual assault, battery and failure to pay wages, the New York Times reported Wednesday.
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Instead of default on debt by failure to pay creditors sufficient currency, default by inflation occurs by devaluing the currency, thus returning less value to creditors than they had initially loaned money over to the government.
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If R. Kelly wasn't about to surrender to police, he might end up in jail anyway ... because a judge is fed up with his failure to pay a ton of child support to his ex-wife.
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Chuck Grassley, a top Republican on the Senate Budget Committee, warned Thursday that Trump's choice for budget director could face "problems" getting confirmed to the post because of his failure to pay taxes on a household employee.
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"(The committee) has voted that a failure to pay credit event has occurred in regards to Petróleos de Venezuela, S.A.," an ISDA spokesperson said by email, confirming a decision that would trigger payment on Credit Default Swaps.
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Back in August of 2014, a driver named Steven Price sued Uber for damages resulting from alleged labor misclassification, including failure to pay minimum wage and overtime, missed meal periods and rest periods, and unlawful business practices.
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The failure to pay ended Jasmine's hopes of entering Thailand's competitive mobile market, which is dominated by three players — Advanced Info Service Pcl (AIS), Total Access Communication Pcl (TAC) and True Move, a unit of True Corp.
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If you file your taxes but don't pay them, the IRS will charge you a failure-to-pay penalty, which is 0.5 percent of your unpaid taxes for each month you don't pay, up to 25 percent.
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Gianluca Vacca, an official at Italy's culture ministry, said in a statement it revoked the lease for the Monastery of Trisulti because of a failure to pay the concession fee and do maintenance work, among other things.
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"We have seen numerous problems across this industry, from modern day slavery, debt bondage, failure to pay proper wages," said Darryl Dixon, head of strategy at the Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority (GLAA), Britain's anti-slavery body.
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The settlement would also require the city to change its municipal code, including sections that impose prison time for failure to pay certain fines and an ordinance used against individuals who do not comply with police orders.
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On Monday, Mr. Hekmati, 36, sued the United States government over its failure to pay any of the compensation promised to him from a special fund for American citizens who are considered victims of state-sponsored terrorism.
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One farmer said Doi Chaang's failure to pay him 50,000 baht had led him to take out loans from a rural development bank and a village cooperative to pay for fertilizer and pesticides to preserve his crops.
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The filing — which is part of a civil proceeding due to Parnas's failure to pay back an investor — comes after a federal judge in Florida last month ordered Parnas to be questioned under oath about the funds.
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"The issue we have now is that there is a repeated pattern of a failure to pay and a failure to communicate with us, which is basic respect," Anne-christine d'Adesky, a founding editor of Out, said.
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At the moment, Democrats are a people distressed at the reality that millions of Americans voted for Trump — and did so with full knowledge of his long list of insults, bullying, racist comments and failure to pay taxes.
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Mr Ley's family and admirers are sceptical about the police's initial claims that a man arrested soon after the murder had borne a grudge against Mr Ley because of his alleged failure to pay a debt of $3,000.
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Cohen's deal with the company and alleged failure to pay the debt in full was mentioned in court filings last year, according to the Journal, when federal prosecutors charged Cohen with numerous financial crimes, including campaign finance violations.
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Mr. Moore has already been criticized by Democrats for his failure to pay more than $300,000 in child support to his former wife, Allison Moore, which resulted in Mr. Moore being held in contempt of court in 2013.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's deputy chief justice Philomena Mwilu was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of corruption, failure to pay tax, and improper dealings with a local bank now in receivership, the police and the country's top prosecutor said.
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"We are shocked by Uber's allegations which are unsubstantiated, completely without merit, and purposefully inflammatory so as to draw attention away from Uber's unprofessional behavior and failure to pay suppliers," said Connelly in a statement emailed to CNBC.
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The former Dukes of Hazzard star was sentenced to three days behind bars in the Los Angeles County Jail in June for failure to pay more than $150,000 in owed alimony payments to his ex-wife, Elvira "Elly" Schneider.
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He notes that part of the blame for sluggish demand is the dire financial state of India's electricity-distribution companies, which lose money on every unit of power they supply, because of transmission losses and customers' failure to pay.
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The concerns included repeated failure to pay taxes in a timely manner, multiple credit issues and defaults on loans, criminal charges concerning driving while intoxicated, and allegations of using of an official position to attempt to influence legal matters.
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Boozman and Schatz sent a letter signed by a bipartisan group of senators calling on the VA inspector general to investigate the VA's failure to pay student veterans benefits and concerns it might not reimburse missed or underpaid benefits.
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The firms were concerned about Mr. Trump's longstanding history of ignoring his lawyers' advice and apparent failure to pay his bills, and backlash from employees who did not want to work for a firm that was representing Mr. Trump.
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If the IRS discovers you under-reported your income when you file your taxes in April, "there is a failure-to-pay penalty of 0.5 percent per month, starting after the month in which it was due, " Losi explains.
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Complaints were filed with the NLRB by workers at the company's Carson, California, and Anacortes, Washington, refineries alleging failure to pay the bonuses was done in retaliation for the strike and an unlawful modification of the agreement, the NLRB said.
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The Bundys still face assault, conspiracy and other charges from a separate armed standoff in 2014 at the Nevada ranch of their father, Cliven Bundy, triggered when federal agents seized his cattle for failure to pay grazing fees to the government.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's high court on Wednesday temporarily halted criminal proceedings against the deputy chief justice who had been arrested a day earlier and charged on suspicion of corruption, failure to pay taxes and improper dealings with a local bank.
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Indeed, research has found 20 percent of those in local jails are incarcerated because of failure to pay a fee or fine, which can make it even harder for the person to obtain employment and add to the burden on taxpayers.
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Iraq imports some 28 million cubic meters of Iranian natural gas daily, which powers up to 1 million Iraqi homes, but the country still faces severe power shortages thanks to its outdated power infrastructure and frequent failure to pay its bills.
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Evan Mawarire, through his #ThisFlag movement, led a stay-at-home demonstration in 2016, the biggest protest in a decade, via a social media campaign that urged citizens to speak out against economic problems and government failure to pay workers.
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LONDON, March 19 (Reuters) - The EMEA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee has been asked to rule whether a credit event has been triggered by Lebanon's failure to pay its recent sovereign bond, according to a question posted on its website on Thursday.
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Common fees levied by the IRS include failure to file, which carries a penalty of 5 percent of the unpaid tax, and failure to pay, which has a penalty of 0.5 percent of the tax not paid by the due date.
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He said Mwilu had also obtained "execution of a security belonging to Imperial Bank, now under receivership, by false pretence" and had "conducted herself in total disregard of the law", citing what he said was her failure to pay tax.
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At the time, Mr. Akhmetshin was described as the Washington director of a pro-democracy think tank called the International Eurasian Institute, although United States corporation records show it had been dissolved two years earlier for failure to pay taxes.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe could run out of bread in a week after flour stocks dwindled due to the country's failure to pay for imported wheat, according to a confidential letter written to bakers by the country's grain millers' group on Monday.
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In 220006, The Guardian newspaper reported that workers in these clothing mills in Bangladesh face physical assault, verbal abuse, forced overtime, unsanitary conditions, denial of paid maternity leave, and failure to pay wages and bonuses on time or in full.
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The country's finance ministry, the sole shareholder of 1MDB, recently dissolved the fund's board of advisers and said it would take over the remaining assets following 43MDB's failure to pay a $50.3 million coupon on a $1.75 billion bond in late April.
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The legislature may soften the law before then; the ruling noted that "plaintiffs have a constitutional right to vote so long as the state's only reason for denying the vote is failure to pay an amount the plaintiff is genuinely unable to pay."■
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Named after Italy's short-dated, zero-coupon Treasury bills, the Buoni Ordinari del Tesoro, or BOTs, these proposed securities would ostensibly deal with a problem that has long plagued Italian companies and driven some to bankruptcy—the state's failure to pay its suppliers.
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In a statement on Friday, the ministry said it would revoke the concession on the mountaintop property outside Rome granted to the Dignitatis Humanae Institute, citing violations of various contractual obligations including a failure to pay concession fees and do maintenance work.
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The disclosure came at a hearing in Manhattan federal court in which a lawyer for former U.N. General Assembly President John Ashe was allowed to withdraw from the case due to the ex-diplomat's failure to pay several months of legal bills.
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In comparison, if you file your taxes and do not pay, the IRS will charge you with a failure-to-pay penalty, which is much less harsh: Generally, 0.5% of your unpaid taxes for every month you fail to pay, up to 25%.
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On April 19th, she was released of those charges, but continued to be held at Rikers Island for failure to pay a $500 bail resulting from bench warrants (issued when a person fails to appear in court) connected to a 2017 arrest.
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The Guardian Sports Direct minimum wage investigation to cover shop workers The official investigation into Sports Direct International Plc's failure to pay its warehouse workers the national minimum wage is understood to have been widened to include the sportswear chain's 13,000 retail workers.
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He also defended himself when asked about his failure to pay taxes on a household employee in the early 2000s, saying he had viewed the woman as a babysitter as opposed to a nanny and has taken steps to correct the issue.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - failure to pay the missed coupon within the 30-day cure period or completion of a debt restructuring that is considered by Fitch to be a Distressed Debt Exchange.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York City, a 2020 presidential candidate, found himself in hot water on Wednesday when he pledged to save a beloved family-owned New York pizza joint recently shut down for failure to pay outstanding tax bills.
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The Bundys still face assault, conspiracy and other charges from a separate armed standoff in 2014 at the Nevada ranch of their father, Cliven Bundy, triggered when federal agents seized his cattle for his failure to pay grazing fees to the government.
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If you file your taxes but don't pay them, the penalty is far less: Generally, the IRS will charge you a failure-to-pay penalty of 0.5 percent of your unpaid taxes for each month you don't pay, up to 25 percent.
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"Because providing fast and reliable internet service is a key to their business, WeWork was concerned that Stage's failure to pay [Optical] for the circuits would result in a disconnection of internet services at WeWork's workspaces," Optical's lawyers said in the suit.
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According to the Legal Aid Justice Center, a nonprofit that has fought against these laws, more than four million drivers have lost licenses over failure to pay court debts or traffic fines in just five states: Texas, Michigan, North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee.
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Those with federally backed mortgage loans who have tenants would also not be allowed to evict tenants solely for failure to pay rent for a 2350-day period, and they may not charge fees or penalties to tenants for failing to pay rent.
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In 2016, New York State issued 679,000 driver's license suspensions for a failure to pay fines or show up in court, according to D.M.V. data obtained through a Freedom of Information Law request by the National Center for Law and Economic Justice.
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The authorities track who owes the new fees by using the same enforcement systems used for the congestion charge: Surveillance cameras monitor vehicles that enter and leave the city center, and a failure to pay the levy results in an additional fine.
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For two senators who are specifically supposed to be aware of U.S. military operations to pretend they had no idea what why U.S. Special Forces were active in the area of Tongo Tongo is an admission of their own failure to pay attention.
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A statement from Fetch's CEO James Connelly was provided to Gizmodo that reads in part:We are shocked by Uber's allegations which are unsubstantiated, completely without merit, and purposefully inflammatory so as to draw attention away from Uber's unprofessional behaviour and failure to pay suppliers.
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Both cases stemmed from his years as a political consultant for the Ukrainian government and his failure to pay taxes on the millions he earned, report the foreign bank accounts he used to stash that money, and report his work to the US government.
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The Nevada case stems from a face-off the Bundy brothers and their supporters had near the Nevada ranch of their father, Cliven Bundy, with federal agents who had seized his cattle for his failure to pay grazing fees for his use of public land.
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" Wayne also points to Cash Money's constant failure to pay artists and other parties such as "producers, engineers and other third parties with relation to the operation of Young Money," noting that this "has had a significant negative impact on both Young Money and [Wayne].
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Most of Clinton's Cabinet picks turned out to be successful — several served for most or all of his administration — but Attorney General designate Zoe Baird soon found herself enmeshed in a scandal regarding her failure to pay Social Security taxes for a domestic servant.
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They will attack him for his conservative positions on federal spending — his support for raising the Medicare and Social Security retirement ages and defunding Planned Parenthood — while also criticizing his failure to pay taxes on a household worker for a period of four years.
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When the Obama Labor Department looked at thousands of complaints involving fast-food workers, it found labor law violations in 60 percent of the investigations at Carl's Jr. and Hardee's, usually for failure to pay the minimum wage or time and a half for overtime.
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On Tuesday, The New York Times reported that his longtime business associate in the taxi industry, Evgeny Freidman, agreed to cooperate with the government as a potential witness as part of a plea deal over Freidman's alleged failure to pay $5 million in taxes.
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Those crimes require showing that a defendant knew about the tax reporting law and purposefully defied it, so most cases involving a failure to pay the requisite taxes are handled through a civil audit in which the overdue taxes and a penalty are assessed.
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Related: Hate in Europe: Pegida Comes to Britain Bachmann already has a significant criminal record, having served jail time for theft — after initially fleeing to South Africa — and also been found guilty of dealing drugs, drunk driving, and failure to pay child support, reported Deutsche Welle.
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Harris writes that in Rhode Island in 103, 18 people were incarcerated a day, on average, for failure to pay court debt, while in Ferguson, Mo., the average household paid $272 in fines in 2012, and the average adult had 1.6 arrest warrants issued that year.
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A majority of the BBC's funding comes from the £154.50 ($202) annual tax paid by all Brits who watch or stream live TV. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered a review of the fee, including whether a failure to pay it should lead to legal action.
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Until recently, she had never addressed the incident at all, and had even chosen not to pursue his failure to pay her for the painting he had acquired at the charity auction, or his failure to return a painting she brought to his home to show him.
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Mr. Kelly could soon wind up back in jail; according to The Chicago Sun-Times, a court ordered that if he did not pay his ex-wife the $161,663 he owes her in child support by Wednesday morning, he could be jailed for failure to pay.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Harbert Management Corporation and its top executives agreed to pay $40 million to settle with New York over a failure to pay state and city income taxes on hundreds of millions of dollars of hedge fund performance fees, according to the New York attorney general.
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And the growing list of nominees who have withdrawn already also leaves aside the longer list of Trump nominees thus far who have made it through bruising confirmation hearings and tough votes based on troubling revelations about their business practices, failure to pay taxes, insider trading allegations and more.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Harbert Management Corporation and its top executives agreed to pay $40 million to settle with New York over a failure to pay state and city income taxes on hundreds of millions of dollars of hedge fund performance fees, according to the New York attorney general.
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The charges filed include quid pro quo sexual harassment, hostile working environment harassment, discrimination based on gender, retaliation, failure to prevent or correct harassment, aiding and abetting harassment, wrongful discharge, intentional infliction of emotional stress, failure to pay wages, waiting-time penalties and violations of labor and business codes.
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"The right of citizens of the United States to vote in any primary or other election... shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any State by reason of failure to pay any poll tax or other tax," the former senator and secretary of State tweeted.
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Read more: We went to Trader Joe's and found 7 main reasons why so many people are obsessed with the quirky grocerIssues for the grocery chain in the past have included a dwindling artisan inventory and a failure to pay its vendors and suppliers, The New York Times reported.
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With knock-kneed Republican officeholders showing signs of summoning the nerve to desert him, Mr. Trump labored to demonize Hillary Clinton — blaming her even for his own failure to pay taxes — and to remind his core supporters that he is all that stands between her and the presidency.
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LONDON, March 25 (Reuters) - Holders of Lebanon's default insurance have moved closer to collecting payouts after the EMEA Credit Derivatives Determinations Committee ruled that a 'failure to pay' credit event had occurred after the country failed to pay principal on its $1.2 billion Eurobond due on March 9.
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Goyal's emotional outburst and Jet's subsequent failure to pay up as promised may have pushed the relationship between the airline and its lessors to a breaking point, two other executives who were at the meeting said, prompting some to take the drastic step of pulling their planes from its fleet.
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What should be cause for concern for freelancers (or anyone who subscribes to the idea of "honest work for honest pay") is that our new president, Donald Trump, has a litany of lawsuits—more than 3,500 in three decades—filed against him, primarily alleging failure to pay contractors for their labor.
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Many years of litigation will undoubtedly follow the Timbs decision, but in the near term it will affect court challenges already underway in many states, including cases challenging drivers' license suspensions for failure to pay fines and fees in California, North Carolina, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Oregon, Tennessee, Virginia and Washington.
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IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU'RE MORE FOCUSED ON THE POST OFFICE ISSUE, AND MAKING IT MERCHANTS PAY SALES TAXES, A LOT OF WHICH ARE SMALL BUSINESSES, RATHER THAN BREAKING IT UP. NAVARRO: WELL, THE BIG ISSUE, I THINK, THAT THE PRESIDENT HAS HIT UPON IS THIS FAILURE TO PAY SALES TAX.
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Both of us saw instances of nominations that were doomed by the arguably legal but unsavory use of tax loopholes, as well as by the failure to pay Social Security taxes, the taking of excessive deductions for home offices or the sidestepping of sales taxes on out-of-state purchases.
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The judge cited Ping's status as an unwed father at the time of his daughter's birth and his failure to pay child support to Catholic Guardian Services, the foster care agency that the city's child welfare arm, the Administration for Children's Services, had hired to take custody of the girl.
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Not long after a brouhaha over the resignation, then the reinstatement, of the international ballet stars Johan Kobborg and Alina Cojocaru, at the Bucharest national ballet company, the Eurovision song contest announced on Friday that Romania had been expelled from the annual competition for failure to pay outstanding debts dating back to 2007.
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They equated one candidate's reckless use of a private email server with the other candidate's litany of disrepute — his reported failure to pay taxes; his insults of a Gold Star family; charges that he regularly groped women; as well as federal charges of racial bias against black people trying to rent apartments.
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While nothing should be off the table — including higher taxes and reforms to the other policies described above — the bulk of the long-term savings must come from Social Security and Medicare and the mounting interest on the debt that will come largely from the failure to pay for these two programs.
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Avenatti was hit with a multimillion dollar judgment this week for failure to pay a former law partner, and on Thursday, Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley referred Avenatti and his client Julie Swetnick to the Justice Department for a possible criminal investigation over allegations they brought against now-Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Bulgaria gave a contract to Rosatom in 2006 to build two 1,000 megawatt reactors at Belene on the Danube River Failure to pay back swiftly may prompt Russia to seek insolvency of Bulgaria's public electricity provider NEK, putting at risk its financial stability and that of the whole energy sector, energy officials have said.
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"If the CSR is not funded, we will have no choice but to send a notice of default informing the government that we are dropping our contracts for their failure to pay premiums and seek to withdraw from the marketplace immediately," Molina CEO Mario Molina said in a letter to GOP and Democratic leadership.
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It was a badly kept secret in the area, but aside from some minor crimes — including a breach of public order and a case of illegal border crossing, for which he was fined, and failure to pay child support, for which he was sentenced to six months in prison — they hadn't been able to prove anything.
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On Wednesday, some Republicans expressed concerns over Puzder's failure to pay taxes for five years on a former housekeeper who wasn't authorized to work in the U.S.One Republican senator said more than six GOP senators asked the White House to not go through with Puzder's hearing Thursday because they didn't see themselves voting to confirm him.
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Desmond notes that even in relatively low-rent cities like Milwaukee (as opposed to hyper-expensive coastal cities like San Francisco or New York), the constant burden of rent and the additional burdens and costs of being evicted for failure to pay helps trap poor families and prevent them from escaping both poverty itself and poor, low-opportunity neighborhoods.
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Worse still, Amazon has a history of contracting courier services that themselves subcontract their drivers, which led to it being named in lawsuits in 2015 (against Scoobeez) and 2016 (against Courier Logistics Services.) The complaints in these suits included failure to pay minimum wage, failure to compensate overtime, failure to provide meal periods, employee misclassification, and violations of the unfair competition law.
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In his opening monologue on Tuesday night, Hannity mentioned former banker Tim Geithner, whose failure to pay old taxes scuttled his nomination to Barack Obama's cabinet; former Congressman Charlie Rangel, who was found by an ethics investigation to have lied about his income among other lapses; and the Obama campaign itsself, which was fined $375,000 for not reporting donations in a timely manner.
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To the Editor: Re "For Fed Nominee, a Crass and Ribald Paper Trail" (news article, April 24): President Trump's likely appointee to the Fed, Stephen Moore, is complaining that he is being unfairly attacked because of a past extramarital affair, failure to pay child support, ugly things he has said about cities in Ohio, sexist comments about women sportscasters and more.
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Puzder's nomination failed for a host of reasons, among them his lack of respect and appreciation for the low-wage workforce that has made him rich, his demeaning and degrading advertising campaign that objectified women, the record of wage and hour violations, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) violations, and civil rights violations against his restaurants, and his failure to pay taxes for a household employee until right before his nomination was imminent.
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