Latest list out of California companies that have over $100,000 in unpaid taxes

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A W-1040 form.

Every three months, California’s Board of Equalization is required by law to list the people and companies who haven’t ponied up their sales and use taxes — and what a list it is.

The Board of Equalization has churned out over 500 entries. That's just for those companies who owe more than $100,000.

The biggest delinquent is a company in Downey called California Target Enterprises. They’ve topped the list for two years with a bill of $18 million.

Others include P&M Service Stations in Garden Grove, a company which owes about $11 million — good enough for number three on the list.

The full list can be found at boe.ca.gov.