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Update: T.I., Tiny Owe $4.5 Million in Back Taxes

Rapper's rep releases statement.

UPDATE: The multi-million dollar tax bil hanging over T.I. is on its way to being resolved. The rapper's rep acknowledged the debt in a short statement explaining that the Grand Hustle front man has already taken action. “Mr. Harris and his team are working with the appropriate parties to resolve this matter."

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PREVIOUS: It’s a good thing T.I. and Tiny are still on their “family hustle,” because the tax man wants his money.

A federal tax lien was filed against the couple earlier in the month, for owing $4.5 million in back taxes, reports the New York Post. The tax debt is from the years 2012 and 2013.

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T.I. and Tiny, whose birth names are Clifford Harris Jr. and Tameka Cottle, owe $1.4 million for 2012. However, a separate lien, totaling close to $3.2 million, was filed against Tip, for the following year.

The duo wed in a lavish Miami ceremony in 2010, and have a blended family of six children. Money doesn't seem to be an issue either. The Harris's reside in a 10,460 square-foot mansion, purchased by the Atlanta rapper in 2006. 

They have not publicly commented on the tax debt.   

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