Stephen McDow of Laguna Beach, California has been jailed for spending the $110,000 federal tax refund that the IRS erroneously deposited in his Citibank account. The refund was intended for a Los Angeles woman who requested that the funds be deposited in her Citibank account, but she gave the IRS her old account number that had been reassigned to Mr. McDow.
(Hat Tip: Ann Murphy.)




6 responses to “Man Arrested for Spending $110k IRS Mistakenly Deposited in His Bank Account”
Do any readers believe the victim has any claim against the IRS or Citibank?
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
Tax refunds gone wild
Interesting things can happen when tax refunds go astray. Peter Pappas passes on a tale of a California man who…
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What’s the big deal? The govt extorts countless billions from taxpayers(thru the IRS, the collection agency for the Fed)every day. And this guy spent 110K. How does it feel Mr.IRS?