Cary businessman pleads guilty to failing to pay over $1M in taxes over four years [The News & Observer (Raleigh)]
A businessman who evaded federal taxes for four years, faces up to five years in prison after pleading guilty to bilking the federal government out of over
Court documents show in 2018 Arturo Barcenas Gonzalez, referred to as Barcenas, filed a fake 2017 federal income tax return that hid over
That same year, Barcenas stopped filing taxes but continued to generate more than
He is the owner of the retail insurance company
Last May, the
To avoid assessment or collection from the
“Businessmen making millions can’t use tax scams to dodge paying their share and leave law-abiding citizens to shoulder the burden,” Easley said.
Barcenas pleaded guilty to one count of tax evasion and, in addition to a maximum five years In prison when sentenced, will pay a
He will also pay an undetermined amount of restitution to the
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