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Apparently, IRS Employees Have Nothing To Do…

Kelly Phillips ErbJune 1, 2008

An Internal Revenue Service tax examiner was arrested this week on charges that he used IRS records to examine personal information of celebrities (and his

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Wesley Snipes’ Biggest Role Yet: Inmate

Kelly Phillips ErbMay 24, 2008

Wesley Snipes better enjoy his Memorial Day weekend. If he doesn’t win his appeal, it may be the last holiday weekend that he enjoys for

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“Lose It All” Has New Meaning For Backstreet Boys Creator Lou Pearlman

Kelly Phillips ErbMay 21, 2008

Lou Pearlman, the man who (a) created some of the most successful boy bands in music history or (b) kickstarted a trend that killed the

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“Bar” None: Maryland Woman Helps Prisoners Commit Tax Crimes

Kelly Phillips ErbMay 16, 2008

Melanie Taylor should feel comfortable behind bars: her participation in a tax fraud scheme with prisoners will likely land her in prison. Taylor has pleaded

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The Appeal Of Wesley Snipes

Kelly Phillips ErbMay 2, 2008

I mean, his legal appeal, of course. I don’t get his media appeal – other than White Men Can’t Jump, which was admittedly entertaining, I

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Have Federal Tax Charges Made Fumo An Angry Man?

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 30, 2008

Pennsylvania State Senator Vincent J. Fumo is facing charges on 139 indictments including 2 counts each of filing false tax returns and aiding and assisting

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Snipes Promises Appeal

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 24, 2008

After being sentenced to the maximum three years in federal prison for his convictions on tax evasion charges, Wesley Snipes vowed to appeal. Interestingly, just

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Snipes Sentenced

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 24, 2008

Wesley Snipes has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for his conviction on tax evasion charges. I’ll post more information as it becomes

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Judges Say Good Things About Snipes

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 24, 2008

Unfortunately, those judges that did say good things on Snipes’ behalf don’t really matter in this case… Yep, TV judges Joe Brown and Greg Mathis

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The Case Against Snipes

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 24, 2008

If you’d like to read the entire argument made in favor of the maximum sentence, you can read the US Sentencing Memorandum here by downloading

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