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Credit First Service Union (AXcess News) Washington - The Justice Department announced
today that it has sued two Las Vegas-based promoters of an alleged
sham-trust tax scheme that the complaint alleges has caused an
estimated $31 million in losses to the federal treasury. The suit
alleges that Reinhold Sommerstedt and Daniel Young of Las Vegas
sold sham-trust packages to customers for as much as $14,500 and
helped their customers hide their income from the IRS in Caribbean
bank accounts. The defendants' customers allegedly used phony loans
and gifts to repatriate their money while concealing their income
from the IRS.
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Card Credit Mobile Service Also named in the suit are Lynn Lakers, a Boulder City, Nev.
tax-return preparer who allegedly prepared false tax returns for
the phony trusts used in the scheme, and Stephen Nestor of Boise,
Idaho, a former IRS revenue officer who allegedly signed tax
returns on behalf of the bogus trusts.
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Card Credit Discover Service "The Department of Justice is firmly committed to shutting down
fraudulent trust schemes that cost the treasury and law-abiding
taxpayers millions of dollars each year," said Eileen J. O'Connor,
Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department's Tax
Division.
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