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Home » Public Record » Judgments -- November 2018

Judgments -- November 2018

November 13, 2018
TCAJOB Staff

The state can file lawsuits against people or businesses that do not pay taxes, resulting in a judgment against property that person or business owns. Judgments are filed in Benton and Franklin Superior Court. The following is from the Franklin County Superior Court Clerk’s Office.

FBO Partners, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 4.

Eagle Roofing & Siding, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 4.

Philip J. Forzaglia Sr., unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 4.

Tres Pueblos Meat Market, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 4.

Jose Chavez, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 4.

TC Transportation and Services, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 4.

Fredy A. Diaz-Lorenzo, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 5.

Ainsworth Collision Center, unpaid Department of Revenues taxes, filed Oct.5.

Amanda M. Madrigal, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 5.

Joel R. Adame, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 5.

Marlon A. Martinez, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct.5.

Daniel Valle, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct.5.

Jamie Gutierrez, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct.5.

C.M. Curbing, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 12.

D&R&G Roofing Partnership et al, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 12.

Pasco American Legion Baseball, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 12.

Berenice Medrano-Cervantes, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 12.

Lazaro F. Antonio, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 12.

Ivans Construction, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 12.

Chiloe La Rae Chervenell, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 12.

Thomas K. Wilkinson, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 15.

Christina Reyes, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 15.

Megan Alvarado, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 15.

Andrea M. Villanueva, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 15.

Melanio C. Maguigad, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 15.

Raven K. Sallee, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 15.

Kevin Caufield, unpaid Employment Security Department taxes, filed Oct. 15.

JSC Concrete Construction, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 17.

Daily Cleaning, unpaid Department of Labor and Industries taxes, filed Oct. 17.

C&A Painting, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 19.

Isamel C. Rubio, unpaid Department of Revenue taxes, filed Oct. 19.

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