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Governments of all sizes and locations are owed money. In the U.S. federal government, citizens and businesses typically owe taxes, fines and fees. Consumers can also owe on federally-backed student loans, while businesses can owe on development loans. Several branches of the U.S. government have robust ARM operations, including the IRS and the Department of Education. On the state and local level, debts to the government can be too many to enumerate. From court fines and fees to sales tax to late parking tickets. An overwhelming majority of U.S. states, and thousands of municipal governments, have used private debt collectors to help recover their debts.

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U.S. Realtors to Oppose Wal-Mart Bank Application

12 September 2006

State Server Eyed in Possible Credit Card Data Breach

12 September 2006

Bank of America to Restate Financials to 2001

12 September 2006

Jobless Claims Drop 20,000 to 278,000

12 September 2006

Former FTC Chair Defends Credit Card Industry in House Testimony

12 September 2006

Core U.S. Consumer Inflation Rises 0.2%, as Expected

12 September 2006

Fed Vice Chairman Resigns, Adding to Turnover at Top

12 September 2006

Lawmakers' Role in Data Breaches Debated

12 September 2006

Fannie Mae Probe Points to Top Execs

12 September 2006

Credit Union's Shift to Bank Opposed

12 September 2006

Core Inflation is One Constant in Economy

12 September 2006

Counties Sending Check Bouncers to School

12 September 2006

Wal-Mart Bank Bid Sets off a Debate

12 September 2006

Refusal to Use Collection Agencies Has Cost County Nearly $1 million

12 September 2006

Fannie Mae Nears Release of Rudman Report

12 September 2006

Myrtle Beach Dismisses Parking Fine Collector

12 September 2006

Collection Agency President Convicted of Student-loan Fraud

12 September 2006

Municipal Judge Blocks Plan to Use Private Collectors

12 September 2006

Bernanke Declines Comment on Wal-Mart Bank Bid

12 September 2006

New Fed Chief Bernanke Issues Warning on Inflation

12 September 2006

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