Popular Orlando Restaurant Reopens After Unpaid Taxes Issue
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
ORLANDO, Fla. -- A popular Orlando restaurant that was shut down because of unpaid taxes has re-opened.Johnson's Diner was forced to close its doors last month, because the state revoked its certificate of registration for owing $62,000 in unpaid sales taxes.Eyewitness News first reported the problems with Johnson's Diner in August. From 2006 to March 2008, records show the diner owed $84,000.
Previous Stories:
- September 26, 2008: Historic Johnson's Diner Closes Due To Unpaid Taxes
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