West Virginia Ambulance Business Owner Sentenced for Tax Crimes

Mar 4, 2025

A West Virginia man was sentenced to three years in prison for not paying the taxes withheld from employees’ wages at an ambulance service he operated, and obstructing the IRS’s efforts to collect those taxes.

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