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In a blog post last May, I wrote about the tax lien filed against actor Nicolas Cage who owed $624,934.64 in unpaid taxes on large gifts he gave totaling $1.8 million which he is obligated to pay 35% the total value.
Fast forward to this year, a recent article by ABC News reports that Cage appears to be chipping away at his huge tax bill and has had his tax lien
No amount of singing or dancing can get you out of a tax lien filed by the IRS. When the IRS files a tax lien, it means that you owe taxes, usually a lot of taxes. Tax liens are no laughing matter – they can tie up your personal property and real estate, make it impossible to get financing for a car or home and, for celebrities, possibly the most embarrassing part of having a tax lien filed
If you owe taxes, the federal government will file an IRS tax lien against you. Do you know what an IRS tax lien means? First and foremost, it means you are in tax debt and owe the IRS money. A tax lien filed against you also means that this is on the public record and it shows up on your credit report. A tax lien can tie up your personal property
I just read that Nicholas Cage owes a whopping $6 million in unpaid back taxes. And this isn’t the first time the actor has gotten in tax trouble.
The New York Post Reports:
A notice of a federal tax lien shows that the “National Treasure” actor made a serious dent in the national debt — allegedly stiffing the Internal Revenue Service out of $6.25 million he owed in income tax from 2007,
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Michael Rozbruch is a Certified Tax Resolution Specialist, a member of the American Society of IRS Problem Solvers and a Maryland CPA.
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