Singer Aaron Carter filed for bankruptcy and lists his dog with no value.
TMZ obtained legal documents regarding Carter's case and found that he has liabilities in excess of $2.2 million, while only having listed assets at $8,232.16. The "I Want Candy" singer owes the IRS $1.368 million.
His list of assets include items like a 61" flat screen valued at $500, two Apple computers, speakers, a guitar, a Louis Vuitton backpack and a few other items worth collectively at $2,500. He also only has $60 in cash. His dog is also listed, but evidently has no worth.
According to New York Daily News, Carter recently released a new single, "Where Do We Begin," and is currently still touring.
"Aaron filed for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy protection to alleviate past issues in an effort to move forward with his life and career," his rep told Daily News in a statement. "The overwhelming majority of the debt he is asking to be discharged is from more than 10 years ago when he was a minor and not in control of his finances."
Carter only recently returned to music, with the single being the first music he has released since the 2002 album Another Earthquake. His albums Aaron's Party and Oh Aaron went platinum.
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