Shusterman pleaded guilty in 1993 to
evading federal reporting requirements for large cash transactions.
Not exact matches
The news, first
reported by the Daily News, comes after Mr. Grimm pleaded guilty in a Brooklyn
federal court last Tuesday to a single felony count of
evading taxes on a restaurant he owned before running for Congress.
DEVELOPING... INDICTMENT: GRIMM HID $ 1M IN RESTAURANT SALES, WAGES... Rep. Michael Grimm, R - New York, failed to
report more than $ 1 million in sales and wages at a Manhattan restaurant he once ran, using unreported cash to pay workers off the books,
evade taxes, and «keep more money for himself,» according to
federal prosecutors.
Evading taxes can cost you big in the long run, so better to play it safe and properly
report your mining income on your
federal tax return this year.