Former Pittsburgh CEO pleads guilty in mansion tax fraud scheme
The former CEO of a Pittsburgh-based company accused of defrauding the IRS of $15 million pleaded guilty.
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The former CEO of a Pittsburgh-based company accused of defrauding the IRS of $15 million pleaded guilty.
The former chief executive of a Pennsylvania health services company has been indicted on tax fraud charges for claiming his 39,000-square-foot mansion near Pittsburgh and luxury cars as business expenses.
Ann Harris had nothing to say Tuesday after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud the IRS.
At 33,000 square feet with 34 rooms, 12 bedrooms, 22 fireplaces, not to mention the Roman Villa swimming pool, terraced gardens, tennis court and basketball court, it's the biggest house in the region.
There's a bizarre twist in a massive, local tax evasion scheme investigation, which is being described as one of the biggest ever.
A top assistant to the head of a string of local health care companies is accused of being involved in a tax evasion scheme that could top $250 million, and allegedly paid for her boss' extravagant lifestyle.