Sentence examples for personal liens from inspiring English sources

Sharpton called the report "misleading and totally out of context". Sharpton's tax troubles first made news in 2008 when the Internal Revenue Service IRSS) filed personal liens against Sharpton totaling nearly $1 million.

Other companies are revolutionizing microloans and credit scoring for the unbanked by utilizing artificial intelligence to create a risk score tailored to an individual consumer or even buying existing commercial and personal liens on the property with the ability for parties to pay their mortgages with tokens instead of a traditional bank loan.

Some individuals may have special situations (alimony, pending divorce, personal liens, or other legal circumstances) which could cause them problems if they just took a straight cut.

So a personal lien against a business partner will make their company appear just as financially risky an investment as the individual his or herself.

SBA loans offer partial government guarantees to the bank, but they come with advantages (longer terms) and disadvantages (liens on personal residences) for borrowers.

Senator Leonard T. Connors listed Mr. Santiago's legal problems, including a conviction for simple assault, an arrest in a confrontation with a subordinate, a federal tax lien and personal bankruptcy, which stemmed from his failure to report income from an unregistered off-the-books business, and evidence of involvement in other unregistered business ventures.

Even if your tax lien is personal, rather than professional, you can still expect the effects of your tax trouble to spill over into your business operations.

According to the person familiar with the investigation, federal authorities recently placed liens on the personal trusts of Mr. Caspersen's four sons, Finn M. W. Caspersen Jr., Erik M. W. Caspersen Samuel M. W. Caspersen and Andrew W. W. Caspersenen.

He also says that the charity is being run by a capable new chief executive and that financial turmoil in his personal life — $2.1 million in tax liens against his New Jersey house — is resolved.

Peter McGrath, a lawyer in New Hampshire representing a client who is suing New England Compounding, has asked a judge to place a lien on the personal property of Gregory Conigliaro and the Caddens.

Their study shows that 17.5percentt of small business owners have either a civil judgment or a tax lien on their personal credit report.