Sentence examples for claimed debt from inspiring English sources

§ 1150.25 Will the collection of a claim by salary offset act as a waiver of my rights to dispute the claimed debt?

It was much the same in 2005, when he claimed debt was the reason he was dating Kate Moss, and in 2012, when he said he had so many bills he couldn't "show [his] face" in London.

The new system is spitting out debt notices from as far back as six years, Wilkie said, leaving people unable to track down payslips or other information to contest Centrelink's claimed debt.

The claimed debts include a $13,769.99 court-ordered damages payment against the company.

Ex-teacher Jonathan Goodwin claimed debts were mismanaged and the local MP said there was a "governance failure".

Some debt collection agencies are pushing at the boundaries of legal guidelines when it comes to tracking down those who owe them money and are often targeting the wrong people, claim debt charities.

Unambiguous as that may seem, enterprising shareholders have tried any number of ways to claim debt basis without actually going out of pocket and making a loan directly to the S corporation.

But, he cannot abide the world seeing the likely disclosures in his returns: wealth not close to what he claims, debt, absurd deductions (anything remotely connected to enhancing the Trump name, possibly Melania's wedding gown), his hairdos, offshore tax havens, amnesty, unsavory business partners.

A judge in Cyprus is expected to rule this month in a clash over several offshore companies claiming debts against the Quinn properties of more than 500 million euros.

Critics have admired their book, "This Time is Different", for its treatment of past defaults but have concentrated their fire on a follow-up paper that claims debt-to-GDP ratios over 90% are associated with lower growth.

Anthony, who is unsurpringly unemployed (would you hire this woman?), claims debts of just under $800,000 on assets of a little more than $1,000, most of which appear to be some rather inexpensive pieces of jewelry.