
A former partner at a major law firm has been sentenced to prison and ordered to pay $4.2 million in restitution for tax evasion. The individual, who previously served as the General Counsel at Moody's, received an eight-month prison sentence for failing to file tax returns on an income of $54 million. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of tax compliance among high-profile legal professionals and follows additional criminal charges brought by the Department of Justice against other individuals in related matters.
Former Moody's GC gets prison time for tax-filing failure on $54 million income while life "all fell apart." https://t.co/Bx101a8dvT
ICYMI. Ex-Moody's GC Gets 8 Months in Prison for Not Filing Tax Returns on $54M in Income https://t.co/7jgMeCX3rT https://t.co/bP68bGF9MN
Top tax lawyer prosecuted for tax evasion https://t.co/Ol4ZnARk1n
