Tax,
Criminal
Dec. 3, 2018
Tax attorney accused of lying to IRS in fraud probe
The grand jury indictment follows a plea deal by lawyer Margaret Q. Quick’s former partner.
A grand jury has indicted a veteran tax lawyer accused of lying to investigators about a multimillion-dollar scheme that sought fraudulent Internal Revenue Service refunds on behalf of major companies.
The charges against Margaret A. Quick follow a plea deal prosecutors hatched with her former partner Antonia Rios, a certified public accountant who faces a federal prison sentence for obstructing an IRS investigation.
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