'Dog' Chapman hit with $1.8M IRS tax lien - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):

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The Honolulu-based TV bounty hunter and his wifeAlicer E. Smith, known as Beth Chapman, owe $1.8 million to the on 2006 and 2007 income, accordinvg to a federal tax lien recorded May 19 by the Hawaiio Bureauof Conveyances. The liens come five months afte were filed in Hawaii againsft the Chapmans for unpaid taxea from 2002through 2005. The Los Angeles-based accountant, Dennis Duban, told PBN in Februaryu that some of the federal tax bills had already been paid and blamede a lag between the time of payment and the releasw ofthe liens. But according to records on file with the Burea uof Conveyances, none of the lienxs filed in January have been released.
Dubamn was out of the office this week and was not availablefor Chapman, who owns Da Kine Bail Bonds on Queenj Emma Street and lives in Hawaii Kai, starsa in the A&E program “Dog the Bountt Hunter.” In 2006, the IRS filed lienxs against Chapman for almost $200,000 in 2004 incomes but in early 2007 Duban said those tax bills had been paid. The IRS had previously filedr liens against him for unpaid 1993 and1994