This is the second time in less than 5 years that Marc Anthony has owed the IRS a cool couple million bucks.
The Debt: New York authorities filed a demand for $1.8 million in back taxes against Marc Anthony on March 29, 2010 in Nassau County, Long Island. Just three months earlier, a federal tax lien for $1.6 million was placed on the same property owned by Marc Anthony.
Val Kilmer settled his first issue wiht the IRS, but this second one looks like it's going to be ever more of a challenge.
The Debt: Kilmer owes the IRS $530,000 in federal taxes, has a 6,000 acre ranch in New Mexico for sale. The asking price? $18.5 million. (Good luck with that!) The tax lien was filed in November by the county clerk in Santa Fe.
2 comments:
can i take a car insurance provider to small claims court? The insurer agency declined my claim, (I would go ahead and take responsible driver to small claims unfortunately I have no address to serve them or send a requirement letter). And the second driver was at fault but his particular insurance company says there is a difference in this claims so they have to take the word of their insured vs. my word. I do think they acted in poor faith and did not execute a proper investigation would this often be a valid claim in small claims court? I must carry the at fault drivers insurance provider (not my own) to small claims with the damages to my car.
Anonymous: I specialize in helping people with tax problems. I have no idea what you're talking about here, to be honest.
If you have a tax question, go ahead and send it to thehitman@irs-hitman.com. Be as detailed as possible with my tax issue so I can help you.
Thanks!
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