Young Thug is the latest entertainer to have issues with the taxman.
According to The Blast, the state of Georgia hit Thugger with a 145,794.03 lien on July 30.
They say Thug didn't pay his state taxes in 2015. The original balance was $85,254. Add interest ($21,125.88) and penalties ($22,313.35) and he's looking at the 146K.
If Thug doesn't pay immediately, the state will begin seizing his assets and property
The Blast also seems to have revealed the date of Thugger's next album, the J. Cole-produced So Much Fun. They're claiming August 16, which is next Friday and fits in with the general time frame for its release.
We hope it does well for the sake of all of Thugger's fancy clothes.
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