About 6,000 D.C. properties, including the Apple Store in Georgetown, could be on the auction block because of delinquent taxes.
The properties are on a list released by the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue last week.
That list shows Apple owes almost $150,000 in back taxes on the Georgetown store at 1229 Wisconsin Ave. NW.
The property is valued at almost $15 million.
The Washington Business Journal reports it's not the first time Apple has been late on its taxes. It bought the property in 2007 for $13.4 million and feel into arrears. In 2008, it paid $165,000 in taxes, penalties and interest.
And Apple isn't the only big name corporation on the list. TD Bank owes approximately $160,000 for its branch in the 1600 block of Wisconsin Ave. NW. A TD Bank spokesperson told the Business Journal the bank is "unaware of owing back taxes, but is trying to resolve the matter quickly."
So are thousands of others, who risk losing their property in the tax sale auction. It begins July 18 and runs for three days.
