EXCLUSIVE: T-Pain Pays IRS Fat Check!
T-Pain Pays IRS Fat Check!
theJasmineBRAND.com exclusively reports, T-Pain has settled his massive tax debt with Uncle Sam. The rapper and producer paid $800k to the IRS, discharging the tax lien filed against him.
Back in January, the rapper was slapped with a federal tax lien by the IRS. The lien accused him of refusing to pay up on back taxes for the years 2011 (193,876.83), 2013 (65,611.77), 2014 (165,056.45) and 2015 ($355,723.07).
The grand total of unpaid taxes comes out to a whopping $780,268.12. The lien was the latest in a string of financial troubles for T-Pain with the IRS hitting him with a separate lien last year over $358,895 in back taxes. This particular debt remains unpaid.
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