Ashley Biden, daughter of President Joe Biden, faces a tax lien for unpaid income taxes.
A recent tax lien reveals that Ashley Biden owes $5,000 in unpaid income taxes from 2015 to 2021.
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue issued the lien, covering a period that started on January 1, 2015, when Joe Biden was serving as vice president, and concluded just before he assumed the presidency in 2021.
Ashley Biden, the youngest child of Joe and Jill Biden, has a social work and activism background. Her unpaid taxes have drawn attention amidst her father's political tenure.
Her lack of response to the tax lien and that of her lawyer adds to the intrigue. This financial oversight occurs as the Biden family faces increasing scrutiny over their financial affairs.
Former Trump aide Garrett Ziegler, who runs BidenLaptopMedia.com, commented on the matter, highlighting a perceived carelessness in the Biden family regarding tax matters.
Ziegler's team discovered the tax lien during a routine search in the Philadelphia courthouse system. He suggests this incident reflects a broader trend of negligence within the Biden family.
"The scale is not anything like Hunter, but... Joe is constantly talking about how wealthy and connected people do not pay their fair share and can’t afford to pay more, and it just so happens that both of his living children did not pay their taxes."
This statement by Ziegler draws a parallel between Ashley and her brother, Hunter Biden, who has also been scrutinized for tax-related issues.
Ashley Biden's tax issues emerge as her father, President Biden, emphasizes tax fairness, particularly for the wealthy and well-connected.
This juxtaposition between the President's public stance on tax matters and his daughter's tax delinquency has not gone unnoticed in political and media circles.
Ziegler's critical remarks echo this sentiment, underscoring a perceived inconsistency in the Biden family's approach to tax obligations.
Ashley Biden holds a master's degree in social work from the University of Pennsylvania. She left her professional role in 2019 to assist in her father's presidential campaign.
Her engagement in social work and activism has been a significant part of her identity, separate from her father's political career.
However, her financial dealings, particularly the recent tax lien, have brought her into the limelight, intersecting with the broader narrative of the Biden family's financial affairs.
Last summer, the theft and subsequent guilty pleas regarding Ashley Biden's diary and possessions added another layer to the ongoing public scrutiny of the Biden family.
This incident and the current tax lien situation have intensified the focus on the Biden family's personal and financial dealings.
Ziegler's comments on the situation point to a broader perception of carelessness within the Biden family, especially concerning financial matters.
"This is just another example of the Bidens being careless. You’d think that they would show a little bit more prudence when you’re the first when you’re the American first family to make sure you don’t have any tax liens on you, especially going into an election year."
