Guilty plea in $400k tax evasion case could bring five-year federal prison term
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"DALLAS — United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas, Ryan Raybould, announced that Anderson Condoll, Jr., 44, from The Colony, Texas, pleaded guilty in court filings to one count of tax evasion on Aug. 10."
"DALLAS — United States Attorney for the Northern District of Texas, Ryan Raybould, announced that Anderson Condoll, Jr., 44, from The Colony, Texas, pleaded guilty in court filings to one count of tax evasion on Aug. 10."
"This defendant admitted to stealing money from Americans, and we will seek a stiff prison sentence at his sentencing hearing for his crimes.” “American workers must file an accurate IRS Form W-4, so the correct taxes are withheld,” said Special Agent in Charge Christopher J."
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