The numbers include people who are gradually paying off their tax bills through installment agreements with the I.R.S.
Meanwhile, the I.R.S. recently announced changes to make it easier for people to catch up on back taxes through installment plans, without submitting extra paperwork.
Family businesses are often sold through installment sales, with the buyer making payments over a decade or more as profits roll in and with the seller recognizing taxable income as the payments are received.
That's being done through installment-based payment schemes operated through its resale partners, including one with TheMobileStore, a national Indian retail chain, which that company's CEO says has helped increase sales of Apple gadgets three-fold in the past year.
The quality of Ms. Mirren's portrayal of Tennison has become a piece of television orthodoxy, but watching her progress from the early episodes, with their crackling writing and intricate construction, through the relative dolors of the fourth through sixth installments, is still an occasion to marvel.
Based on an "on-bill repayment" feature, the program would allow the property owner to avoid large upfront costs and instead pay for upgrades through regular installments on his utility bill.
In one variation, the bank actually buys the house at a qualified customer's direction, and then sells it to that customer through monthly installments modeled on the payments of a 30-year mortgage.
One way to try to prevent heirs from wasting all your money too early is to put them on what is effectively an "allowance" by having the estate release assets in a trust through periodic installments over the years.
The campaign paid Lewandowski the rest of what he was owed in one lump sum rather than through monthly installments.
In what has become Apted's life's work, the series has continued through eight installments, with most of the original cast still intact (though some have stopped out and returned along the way; only one quit for good, after 21 Up). .
