A Mission ambulance company that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy this summer for the third time in a decade says it once again plans to get its finances straight without any disruption in services.
Skyline EMS filed for bankruptcy in July, reporting more than $2.8 million in debt in a court filing, though that number had grown to more than $4.2 million by August.
It owed most of that money — $3.3 million — to the Internal Revenue Service.
Other significant debts to Skyline’s 14 creditors include $161,000 owed to JRG Funding in New York and $125,000 owed to Forward Financing in Massachusetts.
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