T-1000 Owes Back Taxes

September 2, 2009

Joseph Bishop-Henchman

Joseph Bishop-Henchman

TaxProf Blog summarizes a few celebrity tax woes, including one from a Detroit News piece:

Actor Robert Patrick, a 1977 Farmington High School graduate who later starred as a liquid-metal assassin in “Terminator 2: Judgment Day,” owes more than $176,000 to the IRS and state of California, records show.[…]

Patrick, who has hired a new business manager, is in talks with the IRS and state to pay the debt, he said.

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