The Georgia Department of Revenue hit former Migos rapper Offset with a fresh state tax lien on March 12.
The filing accuses Offset of failing to pay his 2021 tax bill. The lien, tied to the Sandy Springs mansion Offset and Cardi B purchased in 2019, claims he originally owed $167,000. However, with interest, penalties, and other fees accumulated, that number has ballooned to nearly $ 295,000.
Back in April, the IRS issued a federal lien against Offset for over $1.57 million, also tied to his 2021 taxes, bringing his total tax bill to a staggering $1.87 million, per InTouch Weekly. None of the liens have been cleared, meaning that both the state and federal governments are still actively pursuing the rapper for payment.
This comes amid the struggling rapper’s high-profile split from Cardi B. The “WAP” star filed for divorce in August 2024, after nearly seven years of marriage, and is seeking primary custody of their three children. This week, he filed an amendment to his filing, requesting spousal support from Cardi, possibly to help him pay his hefty tax bill.
In January 2025, rapper Lil Tjay went viral after he accused Offset of owing him money.
“Why did I diss Offset? Because he’s broke,” Tjay alleged. “I saw him at the casino, he was down bad, panicking. Man was asking strangers for Cash Apps! Nobody was answering his calls. He looked desperate, chasing everyone down. Gotta be a gambling problem or something.”
Lil Tjay allegedly loaned Offset $5,000, but he claims the Atlanta rapper also borrowed from others that night. He claimed Offset has been “ducking” him ever since.”