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‘RHOBH’ Star Dorit Kemsley and Husband PK Accused of Owing $1 Million in Back Taxes

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By TheBlast Staff on January 26, 2019 at 8:52 AM EST

"Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Dorit Kemsley and her husband PK are accused of owing a total of $1 million to the IRS and now Uncle Sam is taking steps to collect on the debt.

According to court documents obtained by The Blast, the IRS filed two federal tax liens over unpaid tax bills. The first was filed against Dorit and Paul "PK" Kemsley for unpaid 2015 taxes totaling $635,887.23

The second lien was for PK solely and accuses him of failing to pay an additional $289,423.67 for the years 2014 and 2016. The grand total of the debt for both liens comes to $925,310.90.

The IRS is starting the process of seizing Dorit and PK’s assets if they don’t cough up the cash quickly. The $925,000 tax debt is only the latest in a string of financial woes for the couple, with

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As The Blast first reported, PK has major creditors on the hunt for his assets. Kemsley was hit with a $1.2 million judgment over years old unpaid loans from a man named Nicos Kirzis.

Last month, Kirzis filed documents in California to register the judgment there, which is the first step a creditor takes to begin the process of seizing assets.

Kirzis said that Kemsley finally made a payment of $250,000 on the debt, which basically only covered the interest that grew over the years. The unpaid balance remains at $1,275,221.48.

On top of that, earlier this month the Bellagio Hotel and Casino officially registered in California the judgment they won in Nevada against PK Kemsley, stemming from a $3.6 million casino marker he’s been working to pay off for years.

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By registering the judgment in Los Angeles, it allows them to go after property and assets located in the state of California.

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