R. Kelly Owes Over $1 Million In Taxes For 2011

    R. Kelly’s government tab keeps on increasing.

    TMZ reports that R. Kelly owes $1,379,695.11 for unpaid taxes in 2011.

    It was previously reported that Kelly owed $4,848,072.71 in unpaid taxes for the years 2005-2010. The additional amount brings Kelly’s total to $6,227,767.82.

    A representative for Kelly says, “He takes this very seriously and is already communicating with the IRS about the payment process to quickly resolve the issue.”

    Last year, Kelly was faced with a $2.9 million foreclosure lawsuit on his Chicago, Illinois home.

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    14 thoughts on “R. Kelly Owes Over $1 Million In Taxes For 2011

      1. No, as much as I respect MJ, it was his fault.
        1- Buying Neverland- electricity, water, staff costs aare already massively high.
        2- Buying ridiculous ornaments, zoos, figurines- and probably not paying tax on them.
        3- Buying drugs continually.
        4-Paying off a greedy ex wife Debbie Rowe.
        5-Travel.
        6-Staff and personnel.
        7-Tax if he paid it.
        8-Lawyers for child abuse case- which he brought upon himself, unfortunately.
        9-So many other things that come with being a spendthrift.

      1. The other thing is most entertainers spent first before the year is even up, and when it comes time to owe the government they don’t have much left. Best thing to do is wait after you owe before you buy. Also, I don’t know how it is in America but in some countries you can file up to 5 years after. Lastly most entertainers never went to school so they don’t know how to manage money so they lost from the very start.

      1. Losing? No, losing is sitting at home, working that 9 to 5 (or jobless) and being a nobody a**hole trying to tease someone who’s a millionaire and made a name for himself. Now that is losing!

    1. This is why I support Obama. These rich folks are allowed to get away with too much money-wise. How hard is it to pay tax? Especially if you can well afford it?!

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