Snoop Dogg and Eve Owe Uncle Sam

Hip-hop artists Snoop Dogg and Eve have both reportedly joined the ever growing list of celebrities who owe tax debts to the IRS. According to DT News, the IRS “filed a $598,309 tax lien against Snoop Dogg last month. The new debt dwarfs a tax lien filed last year against the 38-year-old rapper, who showed up all over Detroit during the 2006 Super Bowl, holding a private concert and attending the game. He also was one of the headliners at the Rothbury Music and Art Festival in 2008.”

Just last week it was also reported that Eve “owes in excess of $357,000 in back state and federal taxes.”

• In January 2008, the IRS in LA filed two liens against her, one for $242,245 and another for $56,597.

• In January 2009, that same branch filed two additional liens against Eve, one for $29,439 and other for $29,059.

Snoop Dogg's Tax Debts Unveiled

Famed rapper Snoop Dogg is the most recent celebrity to have his name added to California’s delinquent taxpayers list. Check out the following article on the new development from ABC15.com.

Rap superstar Snoop Dogg has been named and shamed as the latest celebrity indebted to the state of California - he's failed to pay more than $284,000 in back taxes.

The Drop It Like It's Hot hitmaker, real name Calvin Broadus, had a tax lien filed against him last month, which accused the rapper of owing $284,053.59, reports TMZ.com.

He's not the only musician not up to date with his taxes.

Soul star Dionne Warwick was recently listed in California's top 10 worst offenders, while rappers Xzibit, Method Man and Lil' Kim have also run into trouble with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).