Tuesday, November 25, 2014 10:37:45 AM
OK
Based on the payment arrangement as described in the 10Q and the standard 10 year term the IRS generates for delinquencies over $50,000 the total amount owed for failing to pay $1,019,923 on time is $1,690,000. Certainly, IF the delinquency is satisfied early there will be less owed, but only through interest. At about 4% simple annual interest (currently) we can clearly see that penalties and fees are steep for being delinquent. After all, assuming simple interest compounded annually for 10 years at a rate of 4% with NO payments on a principle of $1,050,000 turns out to be only $420,000.
Ouch! That's a mighty expensive smack to the head Schadel got for being stupid...TWICE!
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