The Real Housewives of New York alum Leah McSweeney has resolved a massive tax bill partly stemming from her time on the reality show, Us Weekly can exclusively report.

Us obtained a federal tax lien filed by the Internal Revenue Service on March 11 in New York. The lien accuses McSweeney, 43, of owing taxes for 2018 ($23,544.04), 2021 ($30,017.51) and 2022 ($20,437.45).

The IRS lien demanded that McSweeney pay a total of $73,999. (McSweeney joined RHONY in season 12 in 2020. She returned for season 13 in 2021, but the show was completely recast for season 14.)

A spokesman for Leah tells Us the issue was resolved.

Per TMZ, McSweeney was paid $3,000 per episode for her first season for around $60,000 in total. She hired a team and demanded a salary increase for her second season, per TM

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