NYC's Top Deadbeats: State Says These Businesses Owe Millions In Taxes

NEW YORK — New York City's top deadbeat businesses have yet to cough up tens of millions in taxes.

Every month, New York's Department of Taxation and Finance releases its list of 250 "delinquent taxpayers" with outstanding warrants for money owed to the state.

Some businesses have been piling up debt for years, but all those on the top 250 list have seen an outstanding warrant arrive within the past year.

No business that's filed for bankruptcy, gotten to work on a payment plan or protested the warrant is included, according to the department.

The list includes businesses across New York State, but a good number are based here in the five boroughs.

Here are the top businesses dubbed delinquent taxpayers in New York City, according to the publicly available Taxation and Finance department's records.

CHRYSLER DODGE JEEP RAM OF BAY RIDGE

Borough: Brooklyn

Amount Owed: $16,724,064.48

YUNGASI, INC.

Borough: Staten Island

Amount Owed: 16,525,994.20

PENTHOUSE EXECUTIVE CLUB

Borough: Manhattan

Amount Owed: $12,972,001.84

NEMET MOTORS

Borough: Queens

Amount Owed: $9,760,081.69

PPB INC.

Amount Owed: $5,771,588.64

Borough: Manhattan

STAGE 2 NETWORKS, LLC

Amount Owed: $3,720,557.72

Borough: Manhattan

SHERRY-LEHMANN, INC.

Amount Owed: $3,160,564.50

Borough: Manhattan

CSA FOUNDATION INC

Amount Owed: $3,149,902.47

Borough: Queens

NGL PRISM/IV-A BLOCKER LLC

Amount Owed: $3,023,943.77

Borough: Manhattan

PRIME SECURITY & INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES, LLC

Amount Owed: $2,662,417.18

Borough: Brooklyn

GOOP

( A Goop spokesperson denied the debt in a statement to Patch. "We’ve looked into it, and can confirm the taxes have been paid in full," the representative wrote in an email.)

Amount Owed: $298,160.58

Borough: Manhattan

Information included was published by New York state's Department of Taxation and Finance and has not been independently verified by Patch.