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DeKalb doughnut shop shuttered for not paying taxes

By Staff reports
Sept 2, 2010

A Dunkin' Donuts shop on Buford Highway was shut down by the taxman Thursday, according to an article posted on wsbtv.com.

Georgia state revenue agents said the owners failed to pay close to almost $130,000 in sales taxes.

According to three liens posted on the store's front door, Khan Inc. owes $128,383 in unremitted state sales taxes, covering a two-year period from November 2007 to October 2009. State officials said the company filed the proper paperwork, but never paid any money.

** Read the article on wsbtv.com.

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