Chris Brown, according to reports, has been slapped with a massive $4 million tax bill from the IRS and the state of California, and they want him to pay it ASAP.
According to tax records obtained by Distractify, Breezy owes $4 million in past taxes, and since last year, numerous tax liens have been filed against him, focusing on his properties and enterprises.
Last year, Brown was the target of two federal tax liens from the IRS totaling $2,245,561.50 and $1,059,967.78. The R&B singer allegedly owes a total of $4,044,596.76 to the state of California in addition to another $739,067.48.
The federal and state governments will step in to collect if Brown doesn’t pay the enormous money right away. The documents indicate that if Breezy doesn’t pay up, his Tarzana, California estate and other businesses will be the first to disappear.
The lawsuit comes after Breezy flaunted his huge wardrobe on Instagram, showing off hundreds of things from a “department store” full of clothing.
The musician dropped a bag at the birthday celebration of his youngest daughter earlier in January, which also prompted the complaint.
The singer’s last album, Breezy, arrived in June 2022 and debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 after earning 72,000 album-equivalent units in its first week.
