Sentences with phrase «outside consulting fees»

The former Syosset resident died June 4 in federal prison at age 78 while serving a tax evasion sentence connected to $ 2 million in outside consulting fees federal officials said he collected from the Lizzas — including some while a town commissioner — but still was named in two indictments dated June 21.

From online ads to print materials, yard signs and wraparound graphics for buses, the new media team turned out most of the visual material used across the country, saving some $ 10 million on outside consulting fees while also helping to build the clear and identifiable brand «Obama.»

Ippolito, 78, of Syosset, died last year while serving a 27 - month prison sentence after pleading guilty in January 2016 to evading taxes in connection with $ 2 million in outside consulting fees he received while working as the town's planning and development commissioner.

Ippolito died while serving a 27 - month federal prison sentence after his 2016 guilty plea to tax evasion in connection with $ 2 million in outside consulting fees he collected while working as a town commissioner.

In a separate federal case, Ippolito was sentenced to 27 months in federal prison in September after pleading guilty to evading taxes on $ 2 million in outside consulting fees he collected while working for the town.

Ippolito had been serving a sentence of 27 months following his guilty plea in January 2016 in U.S. District Court in Central Islip to evading taxes in connection with $ 2 million in outside consulting fees he collected while working as a town commissioner.

Ippolito died in federal prison at the age of 78 in June after being sentenced to 27 months for evading taxes on $ 2 million in outside consulting fees.

In response to the recent criticisms, Dr. Pachauri provided an accounting of some of his outside consulting fees paid to the Energy and Resources Institute.

Climate Investigations Center executive director (and former top Greenpeace official) Kert Davies told the Boston Globe it «simply can not be true» that the authors have no conflict of interest over their study, considering their alleged industry funding sources and outside consulting fees.