If Floyd had a history of being financially sound with his money and a good businessman, I might give him the benefit of the doubt and credence to your theory.
He doesn't though, he is a idiot with his money, so I highly doubt what you are saying.
2016 taxes was just up, makes no sense he is haggling about 2015 taxes, so you know he probably is behind on the 2016 shyt.
But that article told you he has owed back taxes basically half of the last 20 years, usually settles with the IRS for less than their original claim, and then they repeat it the next year.
I'm personally not surprised he owes for 2015. He made an absurd amount of money that year, and the amount he owed in taxes would probably give us all chest pains just thinking about it. Given his history, don't see any reason to think his people did all they good to make that tax bill as small as possible but the IRS crossed their T's.
Also, you have five years to pay your back taxes. If the IRS is asking for money from 2015 it means he did pay an amount, just not what they deemed correct after audit.
Ya that's what I figured too but once getting that bill how can Floyd just not cut a check and send it?.. him saying he doesn't have the cash on hand after making all that money seems like something is off.
Because there is no incentive for paying quicker. None. At this stage you're still a long way from the IRS garnishing wages and shyt. You pay your taxes, IRS puts you under audit, you can't support some of your claims with paperwork, IRS hits you with a loan, you come back crying broke (or thr age old, my money is tied up) irs settles on an installment plan or a lesser amount. Rinse repeat. For a lot of self employed people, this is their yearly cycle of life. Bills are bills man, and no one is in a hurry to come up off cash. If there's any way to pay as little as possible, we're mostly all the same in that's exactly what we'll do. How much we make or have doesn't make a difference.