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Attorney Michael L. Meyer, who holds law licenses in Kentucky and Indiana, is accused of running the scheme for 19 years.
April 03, 2018 at 05:58 PM
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An attorney in South Florida is accused of running a $35 million federal tax advice scam offering fake deductions using three bogus charities for 19 years.
The Justice Department filed the civil lawsuit in Miami federal court seeking an injunction against attorney Michael L. Meyer of Southwest Ranches. He has licenses to practice law in Kentucky and Indiana.
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