Mass. Man Evaded $2 Million Tax Bill
A Newton, Mass., man received one year in prison for every million of the $2 million in income taxes he evaded.
Robert D. Epstein, 61, pleaded guilty to charges that he failed to report as income approximately $5,952,000 in money that Epstein secretly removed from his law partnership. By failing to record the money he took from the partnership, Epstein evaded approximately $2,225,000 in federal income taxes.
He was sentenced to two years in federal prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release. During the period of supervised release, Epstein is required to assist the IRS in its collection of unpaid taxes.
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