Easton Motorsports Co. Owner Pleads Guilty to Major Tax Fraud Scheme

Easton man pleads guilty in motorsports felony theft scheme worth over $100,000

A man from Easton pled guilty today to a felony theft scheme over $100,000, and a felony identity fraud scheme over $25,000, as well as perjury and willfully filing an incorrect income tax return, according to the Maryland Attorney General.

Easton Motorsports Co. Owner Pleads Guilty to Major Tax Fraud Scheme

EASTON, Md. – The owner of an Easton-based motorsports company has plead guilty to a felony theft scheme, in which he falsified sales paperwork to steal tens of thousands of dollars in taxes.  On Tuesday, 56-year-old Robert David Michael, owner of B&E Motorsports, plead guilty in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County to a felony theft scheme over $100,000,...

Easton Dealer Pleads Guilty in Maryland Tax Fraud Case

B&E Motorsports owner Robert David Michael pleaded guilty to a seven-year tax fraud scheme that cost Maryland over $190,000 in state revenue.

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