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May 27, 2009
Houston Restaurant Owner Convicted of Trying to Bribe IRS Agent With Pizza to Avoid $49k Liability
WebCPA reports that a Houston restaurant owner has been sentenced to two years in jail after he was convicted of trying to bribe an IRS agent by offering her free pizza and a job after an audit revealed that he owed $49,000 in back taxes for 2004-2007. (IRS Agent Refuses Pizza Bribe.)
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That must have been some bad pizza.
Posted by: Woody | May 28, 2009 11:58:01 PM
