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A Miami-area mother and daughter team who promised they could help African-Americans recover a nonexistent $40,000 income tax credit for slavery reparations is out of business, and the two women fined. The civil rights division of the Florida attorney general's office officially shut down the tax preparation business after more than 100 people fell for the advertised "black tax credit" scheme.
October 03, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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