Monday, October 02, 2017 1:22:14 PM
Several people tried to blame Tami Longaberger.
In 2015 when Tami left, her letter to Rochon was made public and she expressed her concerns that they had stopped paying sales tax in numerous states where TLC had sales consultants.
The local media where TLC is located reported that the property tax on the giant basket had always been current until JRJR/CVSL.
JRJR filed a lawsuit claiming they were unaware of a TIF tax deal TLC had in place. The best part is that in court records they say that they only learned of it in 2016. Hmmm...in 2015 Russell Mack a former CVSL/JRJR board member was interviewed by the Newark Advocate and discussed the taxes.
How can you learn of something in 2016 but discuss it with the media in 2015?
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