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Corona man who sold Stan Lee memorabilia to plead guilty to false tax returns

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He admitted to profiting $1.23 million in memorabilia sales, which resulted in him owing the IRS approximately $482,833, according to the plea agreement.

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Corona man who sold Stan Lee memorabilia to plead guilty to false tax returns

He admitted to profiting $1.23 million in memorabilia sales, which resulted in him owing the IRS approximately $482,833, according to the plea agreement.

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Corona man committed $1.2 million in tax fraud selling Stan Lee memorabilia

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The Press-Enterprise broke the news in on Friday, February 28, 2025.
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