IRS Files Tax Lien Over $500,000 Against Snoop Dogg

The IRS' claims Snoop, properly referred to as Cordozar Broadus in the suit, owes $546,270.29 in unpaid taxes dating back to 2009.

\Snoop Dogg, now Snoop Lion, has once again found himself at odds with the federal government. In 2008, the IRS claimed that the legendary hip-hop artist owed $476,000 in unpaid taxes, but the matter was resolved quickly and soon after the tax docs were filed Snoop paid up. But it looks like history repeats itself.

TMZ let loose on Snoop Dogg, reporting the government has now "filed a federal lien" against the West Coast rapper. The IRS' claims Snoop, properly referred to as Cordozar Broadus in the suit, owes $546,270.29 in unpaid taxes dating back to 2009. The documents filed state Snoop Dogg "owes for two separate year, 2009 ($101,952.44) and 2011 ($444,317.85)."

While there has been no comment made on Snoop's behalf, the documents filed against the rapper can be seen here.

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0 #1 Tax Debt Guy 2013-04-23 10:18
Federal tax lien damages your credit history, but this is not the worst thing that the IRS can do. The next step is usually seizure of property or taking money from your bank accounts. However, it is possible to resolve the IRS debt. You can do it by setting up a Payment Plan, an Offer in Compromise, and even Non Collectible status, depending on your financial situation.
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