"overdue tax" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a tax payment that is past its due date or deadline. Here is an example: "I received a notice that I have overdue tax payments that need to be paid immediately to avoid penalties."
I would wake at 5 a.m., the hour of remorse, pinned by cares: overdue tax payments; overdue museum-permission forms; an overdue article; Roth I.R.A. regret.
In its response, the I.R.S. said that claims filed against property or future income increased the odds that taxpayers would eventually pay their overdue tax bills.
In 2006, Lucas County began selling off its overdue tax certificates to a New Jersey company named Plymouth Park Tax Services, a subsidiary of JPMorgan Chase.
The Canberra Times Mr Turnbull's reluctance to fully embrace budget repair and the need for overdue tax reform notwithstanding, the Coalition promises stronger, more effective government than Labor.
One of the tax collectors was caught on tape agreeing to take money in return for reclassifying an overdue tax bill as currently not collectible.
The tsunami of populist rage coursing through America is bigger than Daschle's overdue tax bill, bigger than John Thain's trash can, bigger than any bailed-out C.E.O.'s bonus.
About 30,000 residents and businesses have sent in overdue taxes.
He added that he hoped to encourage domestic business by decreasing interest rates on overdue taxes.
(The last member of the group was granted humanitarian parole after he paid overdue taxes).
This allows formerly tax-shy Britons to pay overdue taxes and penalties anonymously through their offshore banks via a withholding arrangement.
Achievement: Gave up after fourteen hours of solo labor on his two-year accumulation of overdue taxes and hired a tax accountant recommended by an office pal.
