Las Palmas, Advanced Automotive Behind on State Taxes, Testified at Revocation Hearing
Maplewood city council gave the two Maplewood businesses until Monday, July 2, to settle with the state.
Three Maplewood business owners received notices to be at a revocation hearing at Maplewood City Hall Tuesday night. One was Jim Callahan of Jumpin' Jupiter, the others were Las Palmas and Advanced Automotive. The city had received notices from the state that the three businesses were behind in sales tax payments, and not in good standing with the state. Jumpin' Jupiter is behind in state sales taxes and could close Friday, read about it in Patch. Owners of Las Palmas and Advanced Automotive were individually sworn in, and testified before the city council about their financial conditions and how they will take care of the state complaint. Edwin Suarez, part owner of Las Palmas, was at the hearing with attorney Jane Hogan as his legal …
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