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In a Pig's Eye Restaurant Seized by Massachusetts Department of Revenue
Approximately $38,000 is owed by the business.
The Massachusetts Department of Revenue seized the In a Pig’s Eye Restaurant for nonpayment of taxes. The longtime Salem restaurant is located at 148 Derby St. on the historical walking trail near the House of the Seven Gables.
Approximately $38,000 is owed by the business in a combination of state and local meals taxes and withholding, according to a state DOR official.
If no payment agreement is reached, the assets will be reviewed for auction.
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The owners, Jenny and Jon Reardon, according to the restaurant’s website, purchased the business in 1986.
This message was posted on Friday morning on the In a Pig’s Eye Facebook page:
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“The continued outpouring of positivity and support has been truly amazing. As we figure out what to do here, on all fronts, please keep the positive thoughts going. From the entire Reardon family I can’t thank you all enough.”
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