My questions is… If someone who is making that much money shouldn't he be able to afford someone to do his taxes?

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Coe has plead guilty to one count of impeding and obstructing the due administration of the internal revenue laws.

Coe apparently failed to pay taxes on the money he earned when performing between 2008 and 2013. This goes back as far as 1993.

According to the U.S. Attorney Office's press release:

“When Coe did file his individual income tax returns with the IRS, he failed to pay the taxes due and owing. Coe also owed money to the IRS for prior years of taxes due and owing. Instead of paying his taxes in full, Coe spent the money earned from performing concerts on other debts and gambling.”

Cincinatti reports that Coe now owes $388,190.94 (2009), $35,640.10 (2011) and $42,733.82 (2013). He won't know the exact total until he is sentenced.

Woah!

Bad, Bad, Bad….

However, we do not know if he will get time in the slammer or not. Coe can be very well hording some cash and he probably can pay everything up.

Do You Think He Will Be Able To Pay Up Or Do You Think He Played All His Money?

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Article  Source: Country Rebel

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