He’s not the first, nor is he the last. Yet, Trick Daddy is the most recent artist to come up on the wrong side of an IRS investigation. Turns out the legendary Miami rapper owes quite a few dollars to the feds. And by a few dollars, try $157,000 in back taxes from money he’s earned since roughly 2002. This only adds on to the list of financial speed bumps Trick has been experiencing as of late.

In addition to the tax troubles, Trick’s $320,000 home in Miami was sold last October, after a bank foreclosed on it in May.

The government has placed several liens against the rapper, who recently released his autobiography Magic City: Trials of a Native Son.

A lien was filed against Trick and his wife in September for $85,366 for money he earned in 2007, 2008 and 2009, while another one in July was filed in $16,709 for revenue earned in 2006.

Earlier this year, the government announced there has been of an undercover unit for years which was designed to investigate athletes and rappers and their money. As if no other type of celebrities have money trouble.