Virginia candidate Jackson has history of money problems

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Virginia candidate Jackson has history of money problems

June 9, 2013 | 9:00 pm

The Republican nominee for lieutenant governor in Virginia, Chesapeake pastor E.W. Jackson, has a long history of financial and legal troubles, including his repeated failure to pay taxes in Massachusetts and Virginia, The Washington Examiner has learned.
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A history of E.W. Jackson's money troubles
1985 -- The IRS puts federal tax lien on his Massachusetts home for unpaid taxes dating back to 1983.
1991 -- Pioneer Broadcasting Associates file complaint seeking the $3,600 he owed.
1992 -- William Fahey wins a judgement in Massachusetts for $5,906. Not paid until 1998.
1993 -- Jackson files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, listing 35 creditors.
2002 -- Earl Jackson Ministries is terminated by Virginia for upaid fees.
2007 -- Chesapeake shopping center owner wins $6,700 judgement against Jackson's church for unpaid rent.
2012 -- City of Chesapeake sues over unpaid debt; case dismissed after he paid.
2012 -- Non-profit Youth with a Destiny Inc., is terminated by Virginia after failing to pay fees in 2008, 2011 and 2012.

Jackson's money problems began back in 1985 when the Harvard-trained lawyer was living in Middlesex County, Mass., and was hit with a federal tax lien for failing to pay $3,000 since 1983, state records show. He paid off the IRS debt two years later, but his money troubles continued.

In 1993, Jackson filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, according to federal court records. Among the nearly three dozens creditors he owed were city, state and federal tax collection agencies, Harvard University -- where Jackson received his law degree in 1978 -- several banks, a church, a hospital, relators and the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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