Audacy Settles $1.4 million Tax Debt with PA Township
As it continues to work its way through Chapter 11 reorganization, Audacy settles with Lower Merion
Township, Pennsylvania over a disputed tax bill. This settlement in principle remains subject to final approval of the Township Board of Commissioners but in full settlement, satisfaction, and discharge of the Township’s Proofs of Claim for certain local taxes and related penalties, interest, and charges, Audacy will pay the Township $1,417,917 cash.

court under the COVID-19 Consumer Protection Act for peddling false information about the COVID pandemic in order to sell supplements and vitamins. The trial was set to begin on August 21 before Nepute and prosecutors agreed to pay an $80,000 fine and refrain from marketing his vitamin products as effective preventatives against COVID-19. Nepute and Quickwork LLC – a company in which he is part owner – were targeted by federal officials after Nepute claimed on his “Real Talk with Dr. Eric Nepute” program that vitamin D and zinc supplements could prevent or cure COVID-19. Nepute signed a consent order in 2021 agreeing not to disseminate information that his supplements could prevent COVID but in 2022 he caught the government’s attention for saying vitamins were more beneficial than the COVID vaccine.