Go First seeks DGCA approval to resume operations with 22 aircraft; Plans 152 daily flights | Mint – Mint

Go First executives have informed the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) that the airline is prepared to operate 152 daily flights once it resumes its operations. Mint could not confirm the news developments independently. As reported by Business Standard, the airline, currently being managed by insolvency resolution professional Abhilash Lal, has been non-operational since…

Bankrupt Aircraft Trader Can't Shield $14M In Tax, US Says – Law360

By Anna Scott Farrell June 5, 2023, 4:57 PM EDT The government should be allowed to collect more than $14 million in tax debt from an aircraft trader who claimed $12 million in fictitious deductions and then declared bankruptcy, the U.S…. To view the full article, register now. Read the full article at: https://www.law360.com/tax-authority/articles/1684765/bankrupt-aircraft-trader-can-t-shield-14m-in-tax-us-says

Debt Consolidation in Austin Can Save You up to 40% Over Out-of … – KEYE TV CBS Austin

There are many advertisements on the internet offering debt relief services. Austin, Texas, residents should know that many of these advertisements are not actual debt relief providers. They are called lead generators, and they could sell your information to the highest bidder, usually to an out-of-state service. Most out-of-state services charge Texans enormous fees, despite…

Medical debt relief needed for families in city | Opinion – The Cincinnati Enquirer

Carson Hartlage, Glen McClain and Justin May  |  Opinion contributors Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval and Cincinnati City Council have an opportunity to make a big impact by forgiving medical debt for thousands of Cincinnatians.  Last week, Mayor Purveal released his recommended Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget, a hefty $1.59 billion, which includes what remains of the…