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Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
Apr. 30th, 2010 02:36 pmby T.K. Stewart
Floyd Mayweather, Jr. announced his retirement from the sport of boxing on June 6, 2008. But since he washed his hands of the sport that was on the verge of turning him into a household name, Mayweather's fortunes have taken a dramatic turn.
The latest bit of information regarding Mayweather's finances came with a shocking price tag - $6.1 million in back taxes he owes the Internal Revenue service from fiscal year 2007. The IRS is now pursuing 'Money" Mayweather and has reportedly placed liens against him for that dollar amount.
Unless some sort of offer and compromise can be worked out with the IRS, and unless Mayweather pays quickly, the $6.1 million that he currently owes will skyrocket, with penalties and interest, by $500,000 per year.
Perhaps Mayweather can call on old friend and former Vegas resident Mike Tyson, who likely knows very well the various calculations the IRS uses to add insult to injury.
( Read more... )
Floyd Mayweather, Jr. announced his retirement from the sport of boxing on June 6, 2008. But since he washed his hands of the sport that was on the verge of turning him into a household name, Mayweather's fortunes have taken a dramatic turn.
The latest bit of information regarding Mayweather's finances came with a shocking price tag - $6.1 million in back taxes he owes the Internal Revenue service from fiscal year 2007. The IRS is now pursuing 'Money" Mayweather and has reportedly placed liens against him for that dollar amount.
Unless some sort of offer and compromise can be worked out with the IRS, and unless Mayweather pays quickly, the $6.1 million that he currently owes will skyrocket, with penalties and interest, by $500,000 per year.
Perhaps Mayweather can call on old friend and former Vegas resident Mike Tyson, who likely knows very well the various calculations the IRS uses to add insult to injury.
( Read more... )
