Massachusetts exec busted for allegedly cheating the IRS, getting paid under the table

Massachusetts exec busted for allegedly cheating the IRS, getting paid under the table

A former local exec is accused of cheating the IRS by getting paid more than $1.6 million in compensation and fringe benefits under the table. Marlboro man Stephen Hochberg, 77 — who was an accounting and real estate executive in Sudbury — was recently charged by the feds. He has agreed to plead guilty to perpetrating the multi-year scheme. Hochberg, who was previously convicted of wire fraud and securities fraud, is also accused of lying to the…