Dentist Who Pleaded Guilty To Tax Evasion Braces For Prison After Sentencing
For years, Las Vegas-area dentist, Leslie Kotler, hid his salary in bogus trusts an effort to avoid paying taxes. This week, Kotler learned the consequences of his actions.
Tax crime doesn’t pay — coverage of tax fraud, evasion, and financial crime prosecutions, and what they mean for the rest of us.
For years, Las Vegas-area dentist, Leslie Kotler, hid his salary in bogus trusts an effort to avoid paying taxes. This week, Kotler learned the consequences of his actions.
“Dance Moms” star Abby Lee Miller has made a deal with federal prosecutors in the criminal cases filed against her and will enter a guilty plea.
Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-PA) has been found guilty of all counts against him, including racketeering, fraud and money laundering.
FC Barcelona has agreed to pay back taxes and a fine to Spanish tax authorities to settle a tax dispute involving signing the soccer superstar Neymar.
Outlaw country music singer-songwriter David Allan Coe has been ordered to pay $980,911.86 to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) after pleading guilty to tax charges.
“I was playing football. I had no idea about anything.” That was the testimony today from Lionel Messi during his trial on tax fraud charges. The 28-year-old football star also told the court that he did not actively participate in managing his finances, instead relying on others. “I trusted my dad and my lawyers,” he…
The tax fraud trial of Lionel Messi kicked off in Spain today but the footballer wasn’t in attendance. Following an injury to his back during in a friendly against Honduras, Messi didn’t show on day one but his lawyer assured the court that the superstar would be available to testify on Thursday.
Renown vegan restauranteur Sarma Melngailis and her husband, Anthony Strangis, were apprehended after months on the run. Their downfall? They ordered a cheesy pizza from Domino’s.
Joe Francis, the former Girls Gone Wild mogul, who turned shots of naked girls into a multi-million dollar empire, is back in court again. This time, he’s fighting foreclosure.
A Tennessee woman has admitted her role in a $10.8 million scam intended to defraud the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the U.S. and conspiracy to commit money laundering.