Paul Teutul Sr. is in more financial trouble.
Page Six confirmed with the Orange County Clerk’s Office on Wednesday that the “American Chopper” star owes $22,364.60 in state taxes for his Newburgh, New York-based restaurant, Orange County Choppers Cafe.
The restaurant’s contact person told Page Six they were not aware of the state tax warrant, and Teutul did not list the amount as a separate entry on his bankruptcy filing from February.
Teutul, 68, is also facing foreclosure on his home at 95 Judson Road in Montgomery, New York. The reality star’s legal problems don’t end there, as he is in the midst of a fraud suit for allegedly sabotaging a TV project that cost his business partner millions of dollars.
Teutul rose to fame on the Discovery Channel’s “American Chopper” from 2003 to 2010. The show returned earlier this month.
His rep had no comment.