i owe the local authority in england council tax and they tell me that i will be taken to court.?
968029
Its classed has a criminal offence.Have you tried to get the council to take so much a week.By law if you offer what you can afford they have to accept it.If they will not accept a payment, go to your local press trust me they will help & it will not be put in the newspaper,If you do not want to go to the paper go to citizens advice they will get in touch with the council for you.Good Luck
898246
I suggest you contact your local tax assessors office to investigate.
885284
Go and see a solicitor, maybe a letter from them may scare him into paying up. Good luck :-)
176563
If I'm reading your question right, then I would say that you should call your local councilperson. They can help you with that.
317413
You need to get a lawyer and file a Motion with the court to determine your current arrearage and to get an accounting of all monies received. Don't just trust the State and what they say you owe. They are collecting interest on it, that is statutory in nearly every state.
984680
Serve notice, and if that doesn't work sue.\n\nSince property is involved it's probably best to get it lawyered, but a solicitor's letter will probably do the trick.
171738
It is quite possible but how the court ordered judgement was written can impact how the monies owed are collected.  In any case, if you have a judgement against you and money such as tax returns come to you, pay the judgement.
844674
check with the local authority, the only ones who can give straight answers for you.
935591
The fact that he's payed at all is evidence of your verbal agreement. You could sue, but if you want to improve your chances of a successful suit, I'd get something written out of him first (just a signed note promising to pay the back-rent due will be an extra sign of the verbal agreement). Put it nicely though - say that you need it for your Bank Manager or something, so they know you'll be able to pay off an overdraft. Once you have that, file your suit, and give him notice to quit the property. Because he's resident at your property he may actually have tenant's rights despite not paying rent or having a contract, so give notice properly, and do everything from that point on through your solicitor.
848178
Sounds like they're in the wrong to me, you have to have signed something to say you agree to a warning of any kind. Perhaps you ought to discuss it with them as it might just be an administrative mistake.\n\nOtherwise go to www.acas.co.uk and try calling them, they offer the best employment law advice.
1141872
The other posters above are correct in that you should contact the police and give them every piece of evidence that you have. Also contact a civil attorney though, and get the ball rolling on a civil suit to collect the money owed to you.
69207
If you already went this far, you have exhaust all adm procedure within the Service, the next step will be going to court\nYou may also want to post a bond to freeze the interest on potential tax you owe
750154
they will take you to court to stop you from  living there
684882
Fines will be assessed. It is best that you contact them first.
506940
If this is being initiated by the tax people, you need to pay your tax bill.  Call the county and have a talk.
784120
yes you can ..issue them with a writ  ( a summons ) and then argue it out at court\nps: by the way your solicitors is CRAP..they should have ask the other side for your expenses ..their fees..since they decided not to go ahead ..if i was you i get advice about taking your solicitors to court .for not doing there job right ..at worst i speak to them and say what about your costs ie\ntheir undeserved fees you paid them ...they are money grabbing Bastards ...good luck
701750
If it was a court order then THEY have to pay, talk to the judge who mandated it be paid by the state....The person who told you that I am sure will be reprimanded for it, DId you get their name, if not track em down