Lil Wayne Pays Uncle Sam’s $5.6Mill Tax Bill

Back in June 2010 Lil Wayne, was accused of owing the IRS $1,138,760. He paid that in November of the same year, but was then charged with owing $5,601,033.99 more in the Spring of 2011. It took a few months but Lil Wayne has finally paid off that amount in full, according to documents gathered by SOHH. IRS documents indicate that Lil Wayne has been released from his tax charges and has paid off his entire debt. One can assume that the majority of his money stem from touring and his impressive record sales. His latest album, Tha Carter 4, sold almost a million copies in just its first week (964,000 to be exact) and broke the iTunes album selling record. As if his sales aren’t enough, the rapper also has the highest number of BET Award Nominations for this year. He is nominated for 18 titles.

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