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Related: About this forumHanover man sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for failing to pay $1.69 million in employment
Hanover man sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for failing to pay $1.69 million in employment taxes for physical therapy companyA Hanover man was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for failing to pay employment taxes to the IRS for his physical and occupational therapy business, the Maryland States Attorneys Office announced Tuesday.
Harshe Shende, 57, owns Progressive Rehab Services, LLC, a company based in Owings Mills that employs therapists who treat nursing home residents. He failed to pay a total of $1,690,000 in federal employment and employer taxes. As part of his prison sentence, Chief U.S. District Judge James K. Bredar ordered Shende to pay the amount back in restitution.
Shende pleaded guilty to filing forms with the IRS showing the amount of income tax he collected from employees, including their benefits, but failed to pay employment taxes to the IRS. He also failed to pay his employers portion of taxes, according to the Maryland States Attorneys Office.
Shende opened two separate bank accounts in 2008 and 2012 for an incorporated company Progressive Health Group, Inc. and listed the same address assigned to Progressive Rehab Services, LLC. He billed his Rehab employees work using the name Progressive Health and paid their salaries using the incorporated companys bank account. That account withheld payroll taxes from its employees paychecks, including federal income taxes, Medicare and social security taxes.
Read more: https://www.capitalgazette.com/news/crime/ac-cn-hanover-employment-tax-federal-prison-20210727-pxozwq2l65adtfrx47lgmbc4ji-story.html
(Annapolis Capital Gazette)
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Hanover man sentenced to 15 months in federal prison for failing to pay $1.69 million in employment (Original Post)
TexasTowelie
Jul 2021
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A poor person would get more than that for breaking into a pay phone coin box
Hugh_Lebowski
Jul 2021
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flying_wahini
(8,004 posts)1. Should have been 15 YEARS, not months. What a crook.
viva la
(3,775 posts)2. There are people who stole $150 and get years.
And he didn't just cheat the government. He cheated his employees.
Hugh_Lebowski
(33,643 posts)3. A poor person would get more than that for breaking into a pay phone coin box
and stealing $169 in change. Esp. if they weren't white.