· 3/6/2018
Raymond Obrian Tyson v. State of Florida
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- finding fraudulent intent where employer paid employees in cash and failed to file Forms W-2 or Forms 1099-MISC for them
- finding fraudulent intent where an employer paid employees in cash and failed to file Forms W-2, Wage and Tax Statement, or Forms 1099-MISC
- finding where individual was president and sole shareholder who committed fraud through his business, there was privity between the two; in the business case collateral estoppel precluded relitigation of employment tax issues decided in individual’s case
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