Floyd Mayweather Hit With Massive IRS Bill
April 2 2011, Published 2:00 p.m. ET
Floyd Mayweather likes to party big, bet big, and hang out with Hollywood celebs. The one thing the boxing legend apparently doesn't like doing is paying his taxes, RadarOnline.com has learned.
The IRS has just body slammed the undefeated boxer with a $3.4 million bill, reports the Detroit News who discovered that the lien was for unpaid 2009 federal income taxes.
This isn't Mayweather's first time in the ring with the IRS. In 2008, he was hit with a $6.1 million tax bill. He worked out a payment plan with the feds for that one.
- Cover-Up Exposed: 50,000 Americans’ IRS Files Were Stolen — Much Higher Than Previously Acknowledged
- IRS Places Lien on Rudy Giuliani's $4.5 Million Penthouse After Revealing He Owes $550k in Unpaid Taxes
- Hunter Biden Sues IRS, Claims Agents 'Targeted and Sought to Embarrass' Him by 'Unlawfully Disclosing' Confidential Tax Information
DAILY. BREAKING. CELEBRITY NEWS. ALL FREE.
Mayweather, who goes by the nickname Money, tweeted and did a radio interview last month about winning $37,000 on a Chicago Bulls game (it was a legal bet in Vegas). Hopefully he'll remember to report that when he does his 2011 taxes.
RELATED STORIES:
Jaime Pressly Accused Of Owing Huge Tax BillsJaime Pressly Accused Of Owing Huge Tax Bills
VIDEO: Wesley Snipes Breaks Silence On Tax Conviction, Jail Plans