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$2.1M Scam: Newtown Business Owner Who Served Fairfield County Homeowners Faces Prison Time

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Thomas Saint, 67, admitted to one count of tax evasion in Bridgeport federal court on Wednesday, Feb. 22. Saint's false tax returns filed with the Internal Revenue Service during this time failed to report a total of $2,163,645 in gross receipts, costing the federal government $791,500. Saint has since agreed to pay back all outstanding taxes, interest, and penalties to the IRS.
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$2.1M Scam: Newtown Business Owner Who Served Fairfield County Homeowners Faces Prison Time

A home renovation business owner from Newtown faces years in prison after admitting to failing to report millions in revenue.Newtown resident Thomas Saint, age 67, admitted to one count of tax evasion in Bridgeport federal court on Wednesd…

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Daily Voice broke the news in on Friday, February 24, 2023.
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