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Lindsay Lohan Bank Accounts Seized By IRS To Pay Massive Tax Debt: Report

11:02 am, December 3rd, 2012

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Lindsay Lohan’s problems are deepening.

According to TMZ, the Internal Revenue Service has seized the troubled actress’ bank accounts to repay her outstanding tax debt.

The IRS previously filed tax liens against Lohan for 2009 and 2010, reportedly claiming that she owes $233,904 in unpaid federal taxes.

Lohan’s Scary Movie 5 co-star Charlie Sheen wrote her a $100,000 check to help her cover the debt.

But now the IRS is said to have gone after Lohan’s bank accounts in order to resolve her massive back taxes problem.

In addition to her financial crisis, Lohan’s last several days have included allegations that she assaulted a woman at a New York club, and three criminal charges stemming from her car crash last June.

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  • yikes

    It happens. It was done to my father at one point. Not pretty when the IRS is on your case.

  • Diane

    congrats gossipcop, you have no become just another gossip site reposting stories.

  • HappyAsALark

    how much did she pay for that fake ass looking wig? should’ve put that toward her irs debt.

  • chris

    Is there nothing in this woman’s life that she can’t mess up? Ugggg….walking disaster area!

  • Jamie T

    hmmm isn’t that the point of gossip cop? Posts what is true and debunked the lies?

  • Diane

    how do they know if it’s true if all they are doing is reposting someone’s story without independently verifying if it’s true?

  • Kathryn Quigley

    I don’t hold it against her. It happens more than you know. She may have not even realized it. I’m glad they caught up with her before it turned into millions.

  • http://www.mclawva.com/ Miller Cerasuolo

    The
    Internal Revenue Service or IRS has a tremendous amount of power to take the
    property of individuals who are delinquent in paying their taxes. One of the most common methods used by the
    IRS is the seizing of the tax payer’s accounts.
    Furthermore, the IRS enjoys special protections that do not apply to
    other federal agencies. For instance, most
    of the remedies for abusive collection activities do not apply to federal tax
    collection. Therefore, often the only
    remedy to the IRS’s method of collection is to actually pay what is owed.

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