Meek Mill requested his followers for assist contesting a tax invoice from 2013, arguing that the quantity exceeded his reported earnings for the yr.
Meek Mill is looking on his supporters to assist him battle a multi-million-dollar tax invoice he was hit with over a decade in the past.
In response to the Philly native, the IRS issued him a tax invoice in 2013 for an quantity larger than his whole earnings that yr, and he’s now seeking to problem the cost.
He took to X (Twitter) on Monday (February 24) to complain concerning the stress of doling out practically $3 million.
“IRS made me pay 2.8m from 2013 and I solely made 2 million,” he wrote. “How do I battle that? I been paying my taxes since I used to be 23 years previous … paying rattling close to 3m out your account randomly is aggravating!”
Nonetheless, whereas some supplied particular ideas or explanations, a lot of his followers urged him to hunt skilled recommendation from an accountant.
“Youve been paying tax because you first began spending cash,” one particular person replied. “Only a thought however how about calling an accountant. You realize somebody educated with expertise in these issues.”
One other added, “Imma exit on a limb right here and say, none of your followers ever had this downside.”
Meek Mill Denies He’s In Debt To IRS Over Tax Invoice
Others mistakenly believed Meek Mill was going through authorized hassle with the IRS and that the tax invoice might land him in jail, just like different rappers and celebrities.
Nonetheless, Meek set the report straight in a follow-up tweet, insisting that he wasn’t in debt, however relatively disputed the IRS’s demand, as he didn’t consider it matched his reported earnings.
“I’m not in tax [debt],” he added. “I’m saying, I do know I didn’t owe 2.8 in taxes if I solely made 2m max in 2013!”
In the meantime, earlier this week, Meek Mill teased his upcoming collab with Fridayy, “Happy with Me.” He shared a video of his fellow Philly native reflecting on the lack of his father final yr.
The observe options on Friday’s upcoming album, Some Days I’m Good Some Days I’m Not, due Friday (February 28).