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IRS Cooperator Gets 2 Years For Lying About Tax Fraudsters

By Alison Noon · January 4, 2018, 5:56 PM EST

A Massachusetts resident was sentenced to nearly two years in prison for misleading federal agents and falsely implicating someone when he was purportedly aiding in a tax fraud investigation, prosecutors announced...

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IRS Cooperator Gets 2 Years For Lying About Tax Fraudsters

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