TRENTON
- New Jersey Division of Taxation Director Robert Thompson, a 33-year
career State employee, issued the following statement today regarding
a tax lien settlement matter involving Daumann Recycling and owner
David D’Amiano.
“I can say with absolute certainty that the settlement between
the Division of Taxation and Daumann Recycling, owned by David D’Amiano
was entirely appropriate and completely consistent with the settlements
that were made with other taxpayers throughout the year.
“ Taxation
routinely works out payment plans and lump-sum payments to avoid the
continued cost of enforcement
and allow taxpayers to
start over again with a clean slate. The settlement also allows the
State
to avoid costly litigation and seizures expenses.
“ Without a doubt, Mr. D’Amiano
received no special treatment from the Division of Taxation related to
his
outstanding tax liabilities.
His transaction was in line with hundreds of lien settlements that
the division concludes each year.”
According to public lien records, Mr. D’Amiano
had four corporate and four personal liens from the Division of
Taxation between 1995
and 1997 totaling $500,000 that were settled prior to 1998. An additional
$433,000 from three corporate and three personal liens were settled
in 2003.
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