Thanks to his character of Crocodile Dundee, Paul Hogan is one of the world's best-known Australians but the actor wants nothing to do with his native land any more.  RadarOnline.com has learned that the 70-year-old actor has sold his last property Down Under.

The sale came to light because of Hogan's nasty tax battle with Australian authorities, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.

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Hogan has lived in the US for most of the 20 years since he married his Dundee costar, American Linda Kozlowski in 1990.  But he continued to own numerous homes and commercial properties in Australia, and didn't make Los Angeles his permanent residence until 2005.

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The transfer of a property in 2005 put him in the middle of a legal squabble over taxes that blew up when Hogan flew back to Australia last month for the funeral of his 101-year-old mother.

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As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Australian authorities blocked him from leaving the country until the tax matter was settled.  Calling the IRS "gentlemen" compared to their Australian counterparts, Hogan was finally allowed to return to the US on September 3.

The sale of his last property in Australia, however, has not cleared his dispute with the Australian Taxation Office.

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Actor Paul Hogan is able to leave his native Australia after he was ordered to stay there for two weeks, RadarOnline.com has learned, after he met with the Australian Taxation Office over a multimillion dollar tax bill.

Hogan, 70, lives in Los Angeles with his wife Linda Kozlowski and their son. He visited Australia for his mother's funeral August 20, and had been prohibited from leaving the country until he settled the undisclosed debt.

The actor's attorney, Andrew Robinson, said Thursday that while Hogan does not agree with taxes assessed, the meeting between the actor and the tax officials was ''cordial and co-operative.

Paul Hogan, the star of Crocodile Dundee, has been banned from leaving Australia until he pays a multi-million-dollar tax bill, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Hogan, 70, who lives in Los Angeles his American wife, Linda Kozlowski and their 12-year-old son, Chance, returned to Sydney for the funeral of his 101-year-old mother last Friday.

But when he went to leave his native country, the screen star was prevented from boarding a flight because of a prohibition order from the local taxman.

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The larrikin is now virtually a prisoner in Australia.

The order prevents Hogan from leaving Australia until any alleged tax debts are paid or arrangements made for the tax liability to be discharged.

The Australian tax office served Hogan with a bill last month for tax on $37.6 million of undeclared income.

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Hogan's lawyer, Andrew Robinson, said the actor was “stunned and very disappointed” that his own Government could treat him as a flight risk.

"The process of detaining Paul in Australia, away from his wife and child in Los Angeles, has devastated Paul,” Robinson said.

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“He will continue to defend his position through all available legal and other channels."

Hogan reached international fame as Mick "Crocodile" Dundee in the 1986 film Crocodile Dundee which went on to become Australia's most successful film and won Hogan a Golden Globe for best actor.