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.)




4 responses to “Houston Restaurant Owner Convicted of Trying to Bribe IRS Agent With Pizza to Avoid $49k Liability”
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
What kind of parole violation would get Marion Barry put away?
Former D.C. Mayor Marion Barry didn’t bother to file his tax returns for 2000. He was sentenced to three years…
That must have been some bad pizza.