Tesla, one of Elon Musk's flagship companies, is significantly indebted, owing over $24 million to various contractors. Many of these businesses claim to have struggled to collect outstanding payments from Tesla, leading them to pursue legal action, including filing liens and lawsuits. For instance, Professional Process Piping filed for bankruptcy after accumulating unpaid invoices amounting to half a million dollars. While unpaid invoices are common among corporations, Tesla's record in this regard is notably poor compared to others like Apple, which has far fewer liens in the same area.
Tesla owes over $24 million in liens to contractors, with many businesses claiming they were denied payment for their services, leading to legal actions.
Many contractors face procedural challenges making it nearly impossible to collect owed payments from Tesla, often resorting to legal action.
Professional Process Piping filed for bankruptcy due to unpaid invoices from Tesla, with a significant portion over 90 days past due.
Unlike Apple, which owes $1.2 million in the same counties, Tesla is marked as a major offender of unpaid invoices among large corporations.
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