Like so many celebrities in crisis before her, Lindsay Lohan is facing an IRS tax lien for nearly $94,000 that the federal government says she owes in delinquent income taxes. The Tax Resolution Institute has seen such celebrity cases again and again over the years as a result of poor financial management and zero tax planning. Records in Los Angeles County show the lien filed by the IRS at the beginning of 2012 seeking payment for the 2009 tax year.
According to Lohan’s publicist Steve Honig, the starlet’s finances are nobody’s business but her own. Then again, clearly the Internal Revenue Service has a very different perspective. If the actress knows what is good for her and learns from the dreadful experiences of Wesley Snipes and Nicholas Cage, she will hire a top tax professional and deal with the crisis at hand. Lohan is continuing to serve morgue duty to comply with her probation in a pair of misdemeanor cases so she has no more room for additional legal troubles.
Lohan claims that she thought her accountants were handling that sort of thing, and she says that she intends to pay the bill immediately. Her paycheck for recently posing nude in Playboy magazine ought to help. The Internal Revenue Service filed the tax lien against her home in Encino, according to E! Online. In full-tabloid mode for many years, clearly it is time for Lindsay Lohan to address her tax troubles and legal problems and put the bad news of the past behind her. Lohan found the time last week to go to the Chateau Marmont on Wednesday night and attend a party hosted by the Weinstein Co., to celebrate award season. If Lindsay Lohan wants to receive awards and not fines in the future, she should hire a proper financial management team and the tax experts at the Tax Resolution Institute to help her find the tax relief she clearly needs.





















