"Survivor" Richard Hatch, who won $1 million during the hit show's first season, is now facing a different sort of challenge. Hatch is charged with 10 counts of federal tax fraud and faces prison and fines if convicted. Assistant U.S. Attorney Andrew Reich told jurors that Hatch filed a tax return that omitted the winnings, despite promising his accountant that he wouldn't. "There's only one reason he filed the return, and it's greed," Reich said. "He didn't want to pay the money he owed."
January 25, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
“Survivor” Richard Hatch, who swayed his fellow contestants to award him a $1 million prize during the hit show’s first season, is now facing a different sort of deliberations.
On Tuesday, the jurors in Hatch’s federal tax fraud trial began weighing whether Hatch willfully failed to pay taxes on that prize money.
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