Workers in non-departmental public bodies (sometimes called  QUANGOs ) may also be classed as civil servants for the purpose of statistics and possibly for their terms and conditions. Collectively a state's civil servants form its civil service or public service.
January 30, 2014 â¢ 9 min read by 36 Comments. A tax lien can be one of the worst items to appear on your credit report. Itâs considered very negative and can cause your credit scores to drop significantly. Even worse, under federal law, unpaid tax liens can remain on credit reports indefinitely, though in practice credit bureaus may remove them after a decade or so. (Once paid and released, a tax lien must be removed seven years from the date it was filed.) There is a way to make tax liens disappear from your credit reports completely, and quickly, though. Unfortunately, not all taxpayers who are dealing with this problem know about it.
From what I have researched, a judment or deragatory mark (not including bankrupcy) will stay on your credit report for 7 years plus 180 days. The 7 years start from the date the first delinquincy was reported to the agency. The 180 days is the leway they give the reporting agencies to remove it from your report.