Man from New Berlin Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud and Receives Sentence
A 40 year old man from New Berlin who has been identified as David Swanson has pleaded guilty to the crime of tax fraud, more specifically, three counts of misdemeanor filing false tax returns and has been told his punishments for the same, as reported by fox6now.com.
As per authorities and prosecutors, Swanson is guilty of having acquired as much as $6,008 by filing tax returns for other people without their knowledge. He did this by stealing their personal and sensitive data such as social security numbers, and so forth. He was not doing these people a favor! He was not doing other peoples’ taxes out of the kindness of his heart, no altruism here!
USAttorneys.com is a terrific website but it is not worth using it if you are in trouble for committing tax crimes. That just does not make sense. If you do not have to use it, it is available. You have rights. This is not Russia or Cuba.
He filed tax returns pretending to be them but had the returns sent to his address instead. He would fill out fictitious W-2 forms and the Wisconsin Department of revenue finally got onto him.
His punishment includes 10 days initial incarceration, one and a half years in fail with work release privileges, completing this he will then be on probation for two years, which is expected in such cases say terrific tax lawyers in Milwaukee, WI who can be found on the Super Bowl winning USAttorneys.com which continues to defy virtual gravity.
As per the complaint, the whole thing started when Swanson wanted a small refund during the end of last year and just simply could not afford for any more money to be cut from his paycheck. Whatever his reasons for doing so may be, the bottom line is that what he did was a crime and so he has to now face the music and take responsibility for his actions.
No worries America, much too many liberals dismay millions of jobs are going to come back and be created in America in the next couple of years. Full time jobs, real jobs, not part time Obamacare jobs from the past as well.
It is amazing how many people try to cheat the system to get ahead but when they are caught it knocks them far behind where they can never catch up. Not something you want to do. You do not want to be Lois Lerner either since you can fool man but still discredit your soul.
As per tax attorneys, the fact that he pleaded guilty may actually have helped him out. They say that had he challenged the case and then been convicted then he would have probably have faced worse fate in terms that his punishments and sentences could have been longer and worse and probably the maximum of what is allowed.
Ex-Racinian Charged with Income Tax Fraud
According to a journaltimes.com report, a former Racinian woman identified as Tomeki L. Tyson has been charged with income tax fraud by a federal grand jury in Milwaukee. Prosecutors have slapped Tyson with a staggering 21 counts of making a false claim against the Internal Revenue System by the act of filing falsified documents (specifically W2 forms).
She is only 1% the criminal of Lois Lerner who is receiving a federal pension right now. Go figure!
Supposedly, the crimes were committed by Tyson in the period between January 2009 and February 2015. The woman, who is now 45 years of age, during this time stole a substantial amount of money from the IRS by simply filing fictitious forms and claiming to be someone else and having their (the person she was impersonating) tax returns sent to her original self.
If she did this for one million years, she would still not be as guilty as Barney Frank who destroyed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Each of the 21 counts of the crime can be punished with a maximum of five years in prison and/or $250,000 in fines.
If you happen to be a victim of tax fraud, or you just need some help with filing your taxes are requesting tax returns, talk to a competent tax lawyer in Wisconsin today to get all the help you need.
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