Post by pavel on May 13, 2016 6:23:02 GMT -6
Gerald Harvey, a Georgia House of Representatives candidate, paid back a chunk of delinquent taxes Thursday after tax documents showed he owed about $7,800 on two Macon properties.
Harvey, a former Macon city councilman who is running for the House District 142 seat, is set to face former state Sen. Miriam Paris the May 24 Democratic primary for the District 142 seat left vacant by Nikki Randall, who is not seeking re-election. There are no Republican candidates in the race.
According to tax documents, Harvey owed $3,051 on a Silver Pines Drive house he lists as his residence. That amount included delinquent taxes, penalties and interest since 2014. Also, a commercial property at 1047 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. that he owns had two liens placed on it — in 2012 and 2013. The unpaid tax bill on that property was $4,749 as of Thursday morning.
But Thursday afternoon, Harvey paid back the full amount owed on the Silver Pines property as well as $2,379 for the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard property, leaving a balance of about $2,370, according to the tax commissioner’s website.
Read more here: www.macon.com/news/local/article77296642.html
Harvey, a former Macon city councilman who is running for the House District 142 seat, is set to face former state Sen. Miriam Paris the May 24 Democratic primary for the District 142 seat left vacant by Nikki Randall, who is not seeking re-election. There are no Republican candidates in the race.
According to tax documents, Harvey owed $3,051 on a Silver Pines Drive house he lists as his residence. That amount included delinquent taxes, penalties and interest since 2014. Also, a commercial property at 1047 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. that he owns had two liens placed on it — in 2012 and 2013. The unpaid tax bill on that property was $4,749 as of Thursday morning.
But Thursday afternoon, Harvey paid back the full amount owed on the Silver Pines property as well as $2,379 for the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard property, leaving a balance of about $2,370, according to the tax commissioner’s website.
Read more here: www.macon.com/news/local/article77296642.html