Illinois woman gets 27 months for $4.6 million IRS tax refund fraud scheme
An Illinois woman was sentenced this week to 27 months in prison for her role in a conspiracy to fraudulently obtain tax refunds by submitting false returns and fictitious financial instruments to the IRS, the Justice Department announced.
TL;DR
- An Illinois woman received a 27-month prison sentence.
- She was involved in a conspiracy to commit tax fraud.
- The fraud involved submitting false returns and fictitious financial instruments to the IRS.
- The goal was to fraudulently obtain tax refunds.