Comedian and actor Chris Tucker has reportedly settled a tax lien with the Internal Revenue Service, with his representative blaming “poor accounting and business management.”
The co-star of the “Rush Hour” movie series (with Jackie Chan) settled with the IRS after the agency filed a $2.5 million lien against him in Georgia, according to
Tucker’s spokesman said the actor’s representatives reached a resolution with the IRS last Friday and his case has been settled.
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