denmarkshepherds
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Wanna own "stock" in a local marina? Buy the delinquent taxes
Among the delinquent taxes offered for sale at the courthouse steps Aug. 10 2012 at 9am is Cave Springs Resort Marina LLC. According to tax list
published in the local paper, bill #2460, Cave Springs assessed value is $118,778 with a face amount of $1585.22 with amount due $2627.25. Also Cave
Springs Investments LLC bill #2458 has assessed value of $158,600 with face amount of $1474.51 with amt due being $2446.18.
Reason(s) for a name change?
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E_HILLMAN
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But does that entity even exist anymore?
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kdfwr911 (retired)
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I think that was the old corporation that owned the marina a couple years back and might possibly be an outstanding deliquent tax bill from the
previous owners. The new owner(s) changed the name to Wolf Creek Marina when it changed hands and I'm doubting they would be responsible for that
bill.
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E_HILLMAN
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that is what I would think.
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Scooter
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Depends on the terms of the sale at auction. "Buyer is responsible for yadda yadda yadda...." Or not. ? It should have been announced prior to
bidding.
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Quote: Originally posted by kdfwr911 (retired)  | | I think that was the old corporation that owned the marina a couple years back and might possibly be an outstanding deliquent tax bill from the
previous owners. The new owner(s) changed the name to Wolf Creek Marina when it changed hands and I'm doubting they would be responsible for that
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Typically, at least with residential real estate transactions, the buyer is responsible for the back taxes.
On a commercial deal here in Ohio, a friend of mine was attempting to buy a bar. The previous owner hadn't paid state sales tax forever, and the tax
had to be paid before the deal could go through due to the inability to transfer the liquor license. They had to pay the back sales tax before
business could be conducted once the license was set to expire.
I would think there would have to be recourse, as you could simply not pay taxes and sell your business to another family member, as a new owner, and
dodge the back taxes.
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