I fully agree with you PW about them not paying the taxes, its baffling to me as well.
They have just filed a motion, and it clearly states that they want the judge to deny the DIP
until (1) the debtor reaches an agreement for adequate protection with the IRS, a secured creditor, or (2) the debtor obtains authorization from this Court to use cash collateral, upon such terms as will provide for adequate protection for the IRS’s interest in the cash collateral
The IRS is doing what they have to do to assure themselves their taxes due.
As far of the amounts they claim, they are estimates, I think its a pretty good bet that they will take far less than the amounts on the documents.
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