Heavy metal musician Ozzy Osbourne has got to feel like he's on a tax crazy train.
Last month the Internal Revenue Service placed a tax lien on Osbourne property because of unpaid tax bills: $718,948.25 for the 2008 tax year and $1,024,175.03 for 2009.
Ozzy's wife Sharon stepped up and straightened out the situation so the Prince of Darkness and family wouldn't lose their home to the tax man.
Now the IRS says the Osbournes owe another $357,070.62 in unpaid federal income for the 2007 tax year.
Not so, says Sharon.
She shot off a terse couple of responses to the IRS via her Twitter account.
The first one was defiant:
It was quickly followed by (link not redacted for language):
No word yet from the IRS on Sharon's assessment of the situation, either via statement or on Twitter.
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