(EXCLUSIVE) Rapper Cam’Ron Owes IRS, Hit With Massive Tax Lien
theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports, Cam’Ron is facing a massive $183k+ bill from the IRS. They’ve hit the NYC rapper with a Federal Tax lien demanding he pay up or they will seize his property to collect on the debt.
According to official records, the IRS filed a Federal Tax lien against the rapper earlier this year in New Jersey. The lien filed in Essex County accuses Cam’Rom (real name Cameron Giles) of refusing to pay up on $183,150 in unpaid income taxes. Uncle Sam will seize the rapper’s property and assets if the debt isn’t paid in full ASAP.
Cam’Ron hasn’t released any album since 2009’s ‘Crime Pays”, which was his first release following a break from music due to him taking care of his sick mother. The rapper announced plans to release his next record “Killa Pink” in November, but no official release date has been set.
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