Marlborough sues software company over $88K in unpaid property taxes
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Marlborough City Hall
The City of Marlborough has filed a lawsuit against CapGemini America, the North American subsidiary of a French-based software and IT firm, for unpaid property taxes related to its former offices at 45 Bartlett St.
The lawsuit, filed in Middlesex Superior Court on Tuesday, alleges CapGemini failed to pay assessed personal property taxes for fiscal 2018 and the fourth quarter of fiscal 2020. The City is seeking a sum of $87,605, plus an interest rate of 15% from the end of October 2023 and the costs associated with the filing of the lawsuit.
This is the first lawsuit filed by the City of Marlborough in regards to unpaid property taxes since at least 2013, according to Middlesex Superior Court records.
CapGemini employs more than 350,000 people in 50+ countries, according to the company website. The company brought in $23.87 billion in revenue in fiscal 2022, according to Euronext Paris financial filings.
CapGemini is not currently listed as a leasing tenant for 45 Bartlett St., according to the commercial real estate information database CoStar.
The company did not respond to a request for comment from WBJ. The City of Marlborough’s legal department declined to comment.
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