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Guaranteed to fool the IRS
Not quite — Lloyd Irvine Taylor caught stealing identities of dead children
Lloyd Irvine Taylor, a former tax attorney and certified public accountant, was sentenced yesterday (November 17) to 57 months in prison for stealing the identities of dead children, using them as aliases to get passports and identification documents, and then opening multiple financial accounts in which he hid his income and assets from the Internal Revenue Service.
Taylor also fabricated a dozen fraudulent religious institutions and used their tax-exempt status to dodge taxes. He was ordered to pay $2.2 million to the IRS.
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Guaranteed to fool the IRS
Not quite — Lloyd Irvine Taylor caught stealing identities of dead children
Guaranteed to fool the IRS
Not quite — Lloyd Irvine Taylor caught stealing identities of dead children
Lloyd Irvine Taylor, a former tax attorney and certified public accountant, was sentenced yesterday (November 17) to 57 months in prison for stealing the identities of dead children, using them as aliases to get passports and identification documents, and then opening multiple financial accounts in which he hid his income and assets from the Internal Revenue Service.
Taylor also fabricated a dozen fraudulent religious institutions and used their tax-exempt status to dodge taxes. He was ordered to pay $2.2 million to the IRS.
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