State withdraws two liens against Justice’s Greenbrier Hotel
The State of West Virginia has withdrawn two liens against The Greenbrier Hotel, which is owned by Gov. Jim Justice and his family, that were originally put in place over unpaid sales taxes. The two liens withdrawn this month in Greenbrier County together amount to $897,615. One lien of $566,800 was withdrawn on July 16. Another lien of $330,815 was withdrawn July 8. A tax lien is a legal claim against the assets of a person or business who fails to pay taxes owed. Merchants collect sales taxes from customers but that’s never their money. It’s the customer’s money ...