Mass. man facing prison time, $1.65M in restitution for dodging payroll taxes
A 68-year-old Massachusetts man faces prison and $1.65 million in restitution for allegedly hiding over $6 million in payroll by paying employees in cash to avoid taxes.
Prosecutors say the 68-year-old man hid more than $6 million in payroll by paying temporary employees mostly in cash.
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