Politics & Government
State Exposes Los Alamitos Tax Delinquent
The Franchise Tax Board says the Pacifica home health service owes half a million in state income tax.
Just in time for tax day, the state has issued a list of the 500 people who owe the most in state income tax.
High on the list is Pacifica In-Home Solutions of Los Alamitos. Pacifica provides home health services for the elderly and disabled. Lisa Carolyn Dickenson is the company's CEO.
According to the Franchise Tax Board, Pacifica owes a little over $522,000 in state income taxes.
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A lien was filed on the company Nov. 9, 2011.
Last year the legislature gave the FTB more power and required them to publish more tax delinquents twice a year. The boards new powers include the ability to request that other states help collect California's income tax debts.
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The board can now release the professions and professional license numbers of tax delinquents, too.
Here are other offenders from Patch cities in Orange County:
City Amount Owed Lien Date Daniel M. Young Laguna Niguel $344,197.24 01/13/2010 Helene Lederman Laguna Beach $318,504.98 12/18/2009 Gerald L. Carroll Laguna Beach $279,692.59 12/23/2011 Kurt Dunteman Lake Forest $171,442.24 10/09/2009 Dave R. Wong Newport Beach $329,412.74 12/18/2009 James P. & Nancy L. Baldwin Newport Beach $325,137.52 07/15/2011 Vicktor Grauaug Newport Beach $244,153.37 05/20/2003 Donald A. & Christine A. Wattson Corona Del Mar $406,100.45 09/27/2011 Thuan D. & Susie T. Phan Dana Point $154,843.35 12/03/2008
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