Some fail to pay wages on time, or at all.
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If you fail to pay back your loan, you forfeit ownership.
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Usually, no more than 21 percent of Bridge's tenants fail to pay.
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Many complain the evictions are illegal and authorities fail to pay adequate compensation.
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Currently, people who fail to pay up keep getting coverage for 90 days.
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And the majority of cardholders — 65 percent — fail to pay off their balances monthly.
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If you fail to pay, the bank can draw on your security deposit instead.
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Another measure would shorten the "grace periods" for people who fail to pay their premiums.
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Tax cuts generally fail to pay for themselves and cause the budget deficit to increase.
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Penalty rates are an increase of your interest rate if you fail to pay on time.
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Governments are becoming more interventionist when companies pollute the environment or fail to pay enough taxes.
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Court officials said licenses are only suspended if defendants fail to pay fines within 12 months.
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And even with record-low unemployment, 17% of Americans fail to pay their bills each month.
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Can my Social Security check be docked if I fail to pay a private student loan?
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Such guarantees provide state protection for companies doing business abroad when foreign debtors fail to pay.
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Riders who fail to pay the fare can receive a civil summons with a $100 fine.
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They will face three months jail term if they fail to pay the amount, the court said.
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When you fail to pay off the full statement balance every month, you have to pay interest.
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If people fail to pay going forward, however, the Met will have to get tougher about implementation.
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Every year, some proportion of Detroit's property owners fail to pay their property tax bills on time.
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The IRS can't, for example, take out a lien on your house if you fail to pay.
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Tesla engineers considered that drivers might fail to pay attention, fall asleep, or become incapacitated while using Autopilot.
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Even when Hollywood does the advance work by dreaming up disaster scenarios, risk assessors fail to pay attention.
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Some maids' employers take their passports, fail to pay them agreed wages and even beat or rape them.
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They don't care if these companies fail to pay workers the wages or overtime pay owed to them.
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Fail to pay close enough attention, and you might mistake "Snake" for something off a Slime Season tape.
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Did Spotify really fail to pay artists to the tune of a billion dollars all the while losing money?
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Lost in the debate is that Mr. Trump did not fail to pay taxes that he owed, Mr. Norquist said.
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Others allow coverage to lapse during the year because they obtain insurance from another source or fail to pay premiums.
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Some perform light credit checks, but Afterpay doesn't, saying that only 1.2 percent of its customers fail to pay entirely.
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Also, should you fail to pay back the loan on time, you may incur a 10 percent early withdrawal penalty.
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"You can still accumulate debt if you make purchases and fail to pay your bills on time," Credit Karma reports.
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In practice they cling on mainly by threatening violent reprisals against businesses that fail to pay what they call "revolutionary taxes".
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It will also be introducing a new naming — and, clearly, shaming — scheme for employers who fail to pay employment tribunal awards.
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Instead, the game is considered illicit only if party members fail to pay for the game out of their own pocket.
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Struggling families that fail to pay school lunch fees are driven further into poverty by debt collectors and their onerous fees.
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There will always be renters who fail to pay and extenuating circumstances that can suddenly cause a local market to turn.
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Under another Republican proposal, it would be easier for insurers to terminate coverage for people who fail to pay their premiums.
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Some of these retailers leverage state laws that can land some renters in jail if they fail to pay their monthly fees.
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On the other hand, your home isn't collateral against the loan and lenders can't seize your home if you fail to pay.
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"Unfortunately, there are actors who fail to pay due respect for the obligations they have voluntarily signed up for," Mr. Wong said.
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Jerome H. Powell, a Fed governor, warned against the almost unthinkable possibility that the United States might fail to pay its debts.
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It also imposes new premiums on recipients and locks them out of the program for six months if they fail to pay.
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Voters often fail to pay attention, allowing lobbyists to persuade politicians to enact regulations that favor the few rather than the many.
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Some savers do this when faced with a cash crunch, while others take loans from their accounts but fail to pay them back.
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The state was also granted permission to charge premiums on beneficiaries and to lock people out of coverage if they fail to pay.
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The government's most recent estimate, which dates from 2010, is that Americans fail to pay more than $400 billion in taxes each year.
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If they fail to pay it or forget the court date or miss an appearance for any reason, the judge signs an arrest warrant.
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Many people who select health plans later fall off the rolls because they fail to pay their share of premiums or find other coverage.
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Consultants Punter Southall said it expects one in three UK defined benefit pension schemes to fail to pay out their promised benefits in full.
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And when it comes time to pay your bill, it shows you the interest you'll incur if you fail to pay your entire balance.
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Beneficiaries can also be locked out if their income is at least 100 percent of the poverty level and they fail to pay premiums.
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The county treasurer then tries to collect the back taxes from property owners and sells their properties at auction if they fail to pay.
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Trump has frequently lambasted NATO countries he claims take advantage of the U.S. government and fail to pay their fair share of security costs.
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Nearly 70 percent of patients fail to pay off those bill balances—and this number is expected to climb to 95 percent by 2020.
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Be mindful, however, that in addition to upfront costs, there is a risk: Homeowners can lose their properties if they fail to pay back.
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Some customers fail to pay their first premium, and others drop their plan during the year because they get coverage elsewhere, or for other reasons.
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People commonly fail to pay workers, defy court orders or default on debts by decamping to other provinces or starting new businesses in different industries.
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They want to impose work requirements, charge premiums, suspend coverage for people who fail to pay premiums, and restrict eligibility or benefits in other ways.
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"Uber is really trying to jump through as many hoops as they can to continue to fail to pay drivers what they're worth," Gregg added.
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The two countries say they will also clamp down on agencies who send workers illegally, or who fail to pay social-security and health-insurance contributions.
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The debt collectors argue that blocking them ultimately hurts consumers who risk falling further behind on debts and dragged to court if they fail to pay.
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It was consistent, however, with his previous threat to withdraw American forces from Europe and Asia if those allies fail to pay more for American protection.
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For those who fail to file and fail to pay anything at all, the penalty can be as much as 25 percent of what you owe.
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In addition, he said, Congress could shorten the length of "grace periods" during which insurers must provide coverage to consumers who fail to pay their premiums.
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About a third of balance-transfer cardholders fail to pay off their balance before the 0 percent promotional period ends, according to a report from Consumer Intelligence.
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Residents who fail to pay their rent run the risk of eviction, which can make it harder for them to secure a rental property in the future.
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When the migrants fail to pay, they are held in grim living conditions, deprived of food, abused by their captors, and sold as laborers in slave auctions.
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These "zombie" companies exist largely to pay back those debts, but as time goes by some of them default, or fail to pay back all if their loans.
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Meanwhile, Rosenstein said the government will crack down on those who fraudulently fail to pay payroll taxes and cost the country tens of billions of dollars a year.
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Iran owes Germany about 500 million euros ($569 million) under so-called Hermes covers, a German government arrangement that protects German companies if foreign debtors fail to pay.
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Oil at 12-year lows is stoking fears on Wall Street of deeper losses for energy companies and the potential that some may fail to pay their debts.
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Iran owes Germany about 500 million euros ($570 million) under so-called Hermes covers, a German government arrangement that protects German companies if foreign debtors fail to pay.
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Included in the types of driver distraction that Tesla engineers considered are that a driver might fail to pay attention, fall asleep, or become incapactitated [sic] while using Autopilot.
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This not only allows it to bear the risk that customers fail to pay when Klarna bills them, but also to offer them extended payment plans, for a fee.
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Policyholders who fail to pay their health insurance bills on time (or whose insurers make a mistake in billing or payment processing) are lumped together as having lost coverage.
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This is what's known as the "carried-interest loophole" — a tax treatment held up during the presidential campaign as evidence that the rich fail to pay their fair share.
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"A cross default clause would be triggered should we fail to pay when these debts fall due because of inadequate liquidity or lack of alternative sources of funding," Moloto said.
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They had been charged with practicing homosexuality and inciting debauchery and were sentenced to three years in prison should they fail to pay a fine of 5,000 Egyptian pounds ($285).
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Mr. Johnson's government wants to stop prosecuting people who fail to pay a compulsory £154-a-year BBC license fee, saying that should be handled in civil, not criminal, proceedings.
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Those who fail to pay will be locked out for up to six months, but recipients who actively manage certain behaviors can have their premiums reduced by up to half.
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In short, if you fail to pay property taxes on your land and its improvements, counties will give your nest egg to a private investor for pennies on the dollar.
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Enrollment tends to decline during the year as some people fail to pay premiums, some qualify for Medicaid or employer-sponsored insurance, and some drop their marketplace coverage for other reasons.
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But many Medicaid enrollees in Indiana can't get full benefits unless they pay monthly premiums, and some who fail to pay can be shut out of coverage entirely for six months.
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Internationally there are many countries, including Western democracies like the United States, that imprison people who fail to pay fines, though the practice has been challenged in the courts in America.
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"After such loans, the beneficiaries are given the option of either joining the group or risk being killed if they fail to pay the loan as at when due," the military said.
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At the same time, he revoked the curses that leave victims of trafficking afraid that their relatives will die if they go to the police or fail to pay off their debt.
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In addition, the bill would end insurance coverage for several hundred thousand people who fail to pay their share of premiums for insurance purchased in marketplaces under the 2010 health care law.
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Customers that fail to pay using Klarna's "Pay later" option will eventually have their accounts terminated, and a credit bureau is advised about failure to pay, which can affect their credit score.
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In one such compromise, a large European buyer agreed to the use of euros in payments in exchange for Surgutneftegaz dropping its demand for penalties from buyers who fail to pay for cargoes.
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But what the writers don't note is that too often people who fail to pay fines and fees don't just lose their driver's licenses or accumulate debt; they may end up in jail.
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An estimated 20 to 40 agents fail to pay their dues each year and let their certifications lapse, deciding it makes little sense to pay thousands in fees when they have no clients.
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Earlier this week, trading sources told Reuters that Rosneft wants Western oil buyers to pay penalties from 2019 if they fail to pay for supplies in the event that new U.S. sanctions disrupt sales.
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They include new fuel taxes to finance long-needed road improvements across the state and a measure to ditch a constitutionally dubious practice of stripping driver's licences from people who fail to pay fines.
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Many people who sign up never activate their insurance or drop it during the year because they fail to pay premiums or just terminate the coverage, in some cases after getting expensive medical treatment.
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Under the state waivers approved to date, beneficiaries would lose their Medicaid coverage if they fail to meet the work requirements or if they fail to pay many income-related premiums that states establish.
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Such rites instil fear in victims, who believe that they or their relatives may fall ill or die if they disobey their traffickers, go to the police or fail to pay off their debts.
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Meanwhile, Rosneft, the world's largest listed oil company by output, wants Western oil buyers to pay penalties from 2019 if they fail to pay for supplies if new U.S. sanctions disrupt sales, sources have said.
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Kentuckians who do not work 80 hours in any one month or fail to pay new premiums will be locked out for six months; beneficiaries could take a health or financial literacy course to reactivate coverage.
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Since underwriters are on the hook if importers fail to pay duties, they want collateral that matches the value of the bond; underwriters usually require 250-2000 percent of the bond amount to guarantee the bond.
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The economist David Rosenberg says the plunge in oil prices will cause severe harm and could trigger a wave of defaults as energy companies — and then firms in other industries — fail to pay down their debt.
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Next, co-working firms often put leases for individual locations in special-purpose entities that prevent landlords from making a claim on the co-working firms' entire balance-sheet if they fail to pay the lease.
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Right out of college, Meyer bought his first abandoned storage container (storage companies sell customers' stored items when they fail to pay storage fees) with a $400 loan from his parents, and his business was born.
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Here's the catch: If you fail to pay off the whole balance by the end of the interest-free period, you're on the hook for high interest rates against the original purchase amount – and not the remainder.
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"If I fail to pay 21.5 million won in interest, my truck will be auctioned off," he said before leaving for a night shift at a construction site in Gimpo, about a two-hour drive from home.
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If the government can't do that — if Sanders is going to stick to the spirit of "no more fighting with insurance companies when they fail to pay for charges" — then it won't be able to control costs.
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Instead of following a strong fiscal policy that includes a real fiscal consolidation and the subsequent return to sound finances, Puerto Rico has chosen to violate creditors' rights and fail to pay the money creditors are owed.
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If you fail to pay the taxes in full by April 15, the IRS will charge you a penalty of 0.5 percent of the taxes owed each month, up to a maximum of 53 percent of the balance.
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But there's a catch: If you fail to pay the full balance by the end of the interest-free period, you will be on the hook for high interest rates against the original purchase amount — not the remainder.
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Indiana, for example, is now the only state in the country that can take certain benefits away from its lowest-income enrollees (including those with no income at all) if they fail to pay a $1 monthly premium.
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"It's really unprecedented for political leaders to fail to pay attention to any of the scientists in either regional offices or headquarters," said Betsy Southerland, former director of science and technology in the E.P.A. department responsible for water.
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Moreover, lurking in the background of the political drama is the tightening noose of the debt limit, which may drive the Treasury secretary to kite checks or fail to pay our legally due bills as early as March.
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Although Mr. Puzder is not the first of Mr. Trump's nominees to fail to pay taxes or employ an undocumented immigrant, critics say that the oversights are particularly egregious for a businessman who would lead the Labor Department.
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Ms. Verma has also helped other Republican states push for, and in some cases win approval of, new rules for Medicaid enrollees, including charging them premiums and temporarily revoking coverage from those who fail to pay the premiums.
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The House paid for its CHIP funding by cutting Obamacare's public health fund, by increasing premiums for higher-earning Medicare enrollees, and by shortening the grace period (to one month) for Obamacare enrollees who fail to pay their premiums.
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In 254 the state legalised betting on horse races, allowing punters to slake their thirst for action dozens of times a day rather than once every four years, without any risk that a bookie would fail to pay out.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Americans could dig a $2000 trillion hole in the country's retirement system as they fail to pay back loans taken from workplace retirement plans over the next 222 years, according to a new study from Deloitte Consulting.
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"We are looking at them [ETA] and other firms who fail to pay their employees on time... companies have been blacklisted," said a labor ministry official who declined to be named as he was not authorized to speak publicly.
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Earlier this month, over objections from the California Chamber of Commerce, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association and several California trade groups, lawmakers passed a bill that imposes stiff penalties when corporations fail to pay the requisite fees.
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Critics warn that the deals can be misleading and costly, because shoppers do not always realize they will be hit with interest charges for the entire period if they fail to pay off their balances by the end of the promotion.
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These include a lack of safety protections in poultry processing plants or chemical plants resulting in amputations and worker fatalities; wage theft where companies fail to pay legally required minimum wage rates or overtime; and sexual harassment and employment discrimination.
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Payday lenders, which offer small loans at high interest rates that have to be repaid in a short period of time, have come under criticism as borrowers often fail to pay the loans or tend to refinance them, increasing their debt.
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A private probation company in Tennessee is violating racketeering laws by jailing impoverished people who fail to pay court fines for traffic violations and misdemeanor offenses, and by refusing to waive fees for the indigent, according to a lawsuit filed Thursday.
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To help offset the cost of new spending, the House Republican bill would shorten the grace period for consumers who fail to pay their share of premiums for health insurance purchased through a marketplace established under the Affordable Care Act.
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Whether they are told to fire an employee due to their age or pregnancy, fail to pay overtime, or refuse to speak to police over illegal activity, many people just follow orders rather than put themselves at risk of firing.
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It's also only state in which enrollees above the poverty line (individuals who earn between $11,770 and $16,11) can get locked out of their health insurance entirely, for a six-month period, if they fail to pay a $27 monthly premium.
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The regulators are focused on whether these guarantees could create problems for Deutsche Bank should Mr. Trump fail to pay his debts, leaving it with a choice of suing him or risking being seen to have cut him a special deal.
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In comparison, if you file your taxes and do not pay, the IRS will charge you with a failure-to-pay penalty, which is much less harsh: Generally, 0.5% of your unpaid taxes for every month you fail to pay, up to 25%.
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When these young people or their families fail to pay, they may end up behind bars, be forced to return to court over and over again, or have their driver's licenses suspended, making it harder for them to go to school or work.
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" Trump has also threatened to withdraw U.S. forces from Europe if allies fail to pay more for U.S. protection, although U.S. ambassador to NATO Douglas Lute sought to reassure allies, saying: "NATO has always been a bipartisan venture for the United States.
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The executives discussed a series of their long-running complaints about ObamaCare including tightening up the rules for extra sign-up periods, shortening grace periods for people who fail to pay their premiums and easing restrictions on setting premiums based on someone's age.
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A German taxpayers' union said in November that Germany could be losing out on 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion) annually because online retailers from China, or other non-EU states, fail to pay value added taxes of 19 percent, knowingly or not.
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Of course, some people who signed up during the enrollment period may drop out of coverage or simply fail to pay their premiums, meaning the number of people who will be covered in Obamacare plans is likely to be lower than the current numbers.
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The executives discussed a series of their long-running complaints about ObamaCare including tightening up the rules for extra sign-up periods, shortening grace periods for people who fail to pay their premiums and easing restrictions on setting premiums based on someone's age, industry sources said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Rosneft wants its Western oil buyers to accept new terms and pay penalties from 2019 if they fail to pay for supplies in the event that new U.S. sanctions on the Russian energy major disrupt its oil sales, according to trading sources and Rosneft's draft contracts.
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"It's easy for a lay person to say a $9-a-month premium isn't a big deal, but what people forget is we're talking about incredibly impoverished citizens," said Koch, who noted that patients who fail to pay those premiums will face lockout periods with no coverage for 6 months.
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Why this is different: The Medicaid work requirements, on the other hand, place the burden mostly on beneficiaries, and are coupled with other hoops beneficiaries have to jump through in the Kentucky waiver: They can lose coverage if they fail to pay new income-related premiums imposed under the waiver.
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When Cohen described how Trump would fail to pay people who'd done work for him, or weaseled his way out of his share of taxes, or inflated his assets for what sounds like insurance and bank fraud — well, those are marks of a good businessman who knows how to game the system.
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This 2020-centric number is not then discounted back to the present, meaning it does not account for the risk that Tesla may not manage to more than double its revenue, or that investors may then fail to pay an above-market multiple on a earnings number that ignores the company's hefty share-based compensation.
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Microsoft Corporation has the sole power to establish rules about how much its employees will be reimbursed for travel expenses, but no one thinks that this prevents a criminal prosecution of persons who submit fraudulent claims for reimbursement or fail to pay tax on the difference between their actual expenses and the amount they receive from Microsoft.
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Sen. Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.) on Monday released a proposal to penalize companies that fail to pay men and women equally for the same work.
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Bradley ByrneBradley Roberts ByrneGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess MORE (R-Ala.), was approved 220006-2202 despite pushback from Democrats, who argued the bill gives a free pass to unscrupulous companies that steal wages, fail to pay overtime and break child labor laws.
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Bradley ByrneBradley Roberts ByrneGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess MORE (R-Ala.), was approved 242-181 despite pushback from Democrats, who argued the bill gives a free pass to unscrupulous companies that steal wages, fail to pay overtime and break child labor laws.
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While we believe Wanda is likely to be able to resolve the situation at hand in a manner that is not detrimental to its long-term credit quality, the Rating Watch Negative indicates the prospect for a multiple-notch rating downgrade should the company fail to pay any of its offshore loans that become due, or it appears that the company is unlikely to be able to meet its immediate offshore liquidity needs in a timely manner.
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What chiefly determines policy is politics, and the political function of the Paris Agreement is to build a permanent coalition of 190-plus foreign governments, legions of multilateral bureaucrats, and hundreds of green lobbying groups, all primed and ready to "name and shame" U.S. leaders who oppose the Obama EPA's climate regulations, refuse to implement increasingly "ambitious" five-year plans to suppress fossil-fuel production and use, or fail to pay developing countries billions of dollars annually in "climate finance" for renewable energy projects.
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