... paying. According to documents filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Arnold Schwarzenegger owes the IRS $39,047 from 2004 and $40, ... County Recorder's Office tells TMZ their system shows the lien is still active. Calls to Arnold's office have not been returned. More Arnold SchwarzeneggerTMZ Muffin Man -- No Maria ShriverArnold: The Governator Makes Mistakes TooArnold: Cali in the Red, and ...

With California in dire economic trouble, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is in some trouble himself. It turns out that he owes $39,047. ... has filed a federal tax lien against Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger for nearly $80,000, public records show. ... The record does not indicate what property the lien was placed on, but it lists the debtor as Arnold Schwarzenegger with the governor’s home address in ...

There are plenty things Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger should be thankful for during Thanksgiving but one: a copy of more than $79,000 tax lien against him. It was started when TMZ ... from 2004 and $40,016 from 2005. Public records Related posts: 3 Doors Down Singer, Brad Arnold Got Married!Michael Jackson’s This Is It Conquered the Box OfficeGabor’s Lawyer Blamed Madoff for Hefty Tax Bill

... would pay his taxes: According to documents filed in L.A. County Superior Court, Arnold Schwarzenegger owes the IRS $39,047 from 2004 and $40,016 from 2005. ... their system shows the lien is still active.(TMZ) As the governor of the largest state in the union, Arnold has a committment to lead by example. Perhaps this is why he's furloughing the Franchise Tax Board tax collectors. You can grab ...

Here's a show you won't want to miss! Neil Arnold will be on Coast to Coast this coming Monday night, where he will be speaking about his crypto-research, his books Monster! and Mystery Animals of the British Isles: Kent, and much more. This promises to be an excellent show! And also on the subject of Neil, check out his new post: Beware the Stick-Man - truly a very weird saga indeed!

  The nation's youngest billionaire, called “the king of natural gas,” former Enron trader and current hedge-fund manager, John Arnold, generally escapes negative publicity when it comes to his own controversial work of energy speculation, but he is not so lucky... read more