Dariusz Pietron, owner of TJM Construction, Inc. and Point Construction, Inc., has pleaded guilty to defrauding the IRS and Travelers Insurance Company by failing to report employee wages and pay required employment taxes, and underreporting wages to reduce workers’ compensation insurance premiums. This scheme led to over $1.1 million in unpaid taxes and $244,000 in defrauded insurance premiums. Pietron faces up to 25 years in prison and substantial fines. This case highlights the severe consequences of tax fraud and underscores the importance of compliance for business owners.
This blog post examines the case of a former golf professional sentenced for tax fraud, highlighting the severe consequences of evading taxes and skimming business revenues. It offers valuable lessons for business owners on maintaining accurate records, understanding tax obligations, and the importance of compliance to avoid legal and financial repercussions. The post also provides insight into the role of the IRS Criminal Investigation division in prosecuting tax-related crimes.