Hunter Biden Owes $100K In Federal Taxes From Year He Served on Burisma
IRS goes after former Vice President's Son for his time at Ukrainian energy company
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The son of presidential candidate Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, reportedly owes over $100,000 in federal taxes from the year he served on the board of the Ukrainian energy company Burisma.
According to a report from the Daily Caller, Biden was not paying taxes while he earned at least $50,000 per month while on the board of Burisma.
It was also noted Biden did not appear to have any qualifications or experience in the energy sector.
The IRS placed a tax lien notice on Hunter Biden, seeking a total of $112,805 in unpaid taxes dating back to 2015, according to records obtained by the DCNF.
The lien was issued in November 2018 but was not reported by the media.
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It seeks unpaid taxes for a year in which Biden served on the boards of the Ukrainian natural gas company Burisma Holdings and the Chinese private equity firm BHR Partners.
Since President Donald Trump asked Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelensky to investigate Hunter Biden's business dealings, the former Vice president son has found himself in a media whirlwind.
Earlier this month, Biden was ordered to surrender his last three years of tax returns to the court by an Arkansas judge.
As Neon Nettle reported, Hunter Biden filed a legal request to hide his financial records fearing it could cause public "embarrassment."
President Donald Trump has shared a video report that implies Democratic House Speaker #NancyPelosi's son, #PaulPelosi Jr., is involved in Hunter Biden-style corruption in #Ukraine.
— Neon Nettle (@NeonNettle) December 28, 2019
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But despite being previously paid a substantial monthly salary during his time on the board of Burisma, Biden is now claiming he is unemployed with no monthly income and has “significant debt.”
The mother of his baby also demanded that he admits to how much Burisma Holdings paid him.
Lunden Roberts filed a child support case against Biden while pressuring the court to force Hunter to reveal how much he has earned from his work for foreign companies.
In November, a member of Ukraine's Parliament alleged that Biden and his Ukrainian business partners allegedly received $16.5 million that was "obtained by criminal means,"
The lawmaker alleged that Biden his partners enriched themselves through Burisma Holdings using money that was stolen from Ukrainian citizens.
