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Philadelphia Man Sentenced To 7 Years For $8M Tax Fraud

By Abraham Moussako · April 10, 2017, 7:50 PM EDT

The former manager of a Philadelphia tax management business was sentenced to seven years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to preparing fraudulent tax returns, ultimately costing the federal government $7.9...

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Philadelphia Man Sentenced To 7 Years For $8M Tax Fraud

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