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The Internal Revenue Service charged that a company owned by Rep. Ilhan Omar’s husband failed to pay taxes.
Omar, the far-left Democrat in Congress representing part of Minnesota’s Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan region, repeatedly has advocated against America and for her home nation of Somalia, and allowed multiple scandals to develop about her personal life and multiple marriages, and for now is married to Tim Mynett, a campaign adviser for her.
Now the Free Beacon confirms it has obtained a copy of a tax lien against Mynett’s company, EStreetCo, which accumulated “nearly $206,000 in unpaid income, Social Security, and Medicare taxes in 2021.”
The paperwork was filed in Sonoma County, California, in January 2023.
“Omar, who introduced legislation in February to ‘make corporations pay their fair share,’ was married to Mynett when the IRS says the company failed to pay its taxes,” the report said.
And in her 2021 financial disclosure, she claimed EStreetCo is a “creative agency” and said Mynett’s share of the company was worth no more than $1,000.
Omar, among the most extreme members of Congress, has been in the news most recently in reports, including one from Fox, that charged her net worth “jumps to as much as $30M in new disclosure after claiming ‘I am not a millionaire.’”
“The 2025 disclosure, first reported by the Washington Free Beacon, shows that Omar and her husband, Tim Mynett, have a net worth ranging from $6 million to $30 million, despite claims earlier this year that she was ‘not a millionaire.’ The vast majority of the wealth comes from Mynett’s two companies, a winery in California and a venture capital firm,” the report said.
Disclosures from the end of 2023 showed that those ownership stakes were valued at just $51,000, and they grew little in 2024.
The report noted, “Mynett’s firm, Rose Lake Capital, is valued between $5 million and $25 million according to the 2025 disclosure, while the winery, eStCru Wines, is valued between $1 million and $5 million.”
The Free Beacon explained EStreetCo provided advertising, design, and public relations services, and boasted a staff of at least 17 people, according to an archived version of its website.
Mynett’s business partner, former DNC adviser Will Hailer, formed EStreetCo in October 2020, and business records show the pair owned the firm until its dissolution in June 2022, about seven months before the IRS filed the lien, the report said.
The report explained EStreetCo is not the same company as Mynett’s former consulting operation, E Street Group, which was paid $2.9 million by Omar’s campaign in the 2020 election.
A spokesman for the company said the IRS had been paid, even though there’s no record of the lien being released, the report said.
