They have at least a $1million tax write off from the FROZ merger.
They'll save a few hundred thousand there.
If they owe $200k in taxes, its during a period when they purchased a $7.7 million building where much of their capital was vested as well as in operations.
Not unusual! The lien is likely for a partial year calculated after budgeting estimated payments.
Their taxes should be way higher based on revenues.
They were likely stretched during 2012 and 2013.
If revenues are in the $ millions, then I believe its a cash flow issue that will be resolved as accounts receivables is now in their control.
In the scheme of things..its a not a major amount.