Joseph Keller v. United States v. Lillian Halstead, Counter-Defendant/appellee

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• holding that past tax problems should have alerted responsible person who did not have day to day control over finances that future taxes might go unpaid
• “Reckless conduct includes a failure to investigate or to correct mismanagement after having notice that withholding taxes have not been remitted to the Government.” (internal quotation omitted)

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