Milowe Brost, recently convicted of theft and fraud ordered to pay $390,878 in evaded taxes.
Another example of how a Ponzi scheme can result in a long-prison sentence and huge fine.
Unfortunately, the “victims” here are the people who took part in this scheme because they still owe taxes plus gross negligence penalties (50%) plus the CRA and the Courts have long considered people who partake in these scams and schemes to have done so knowingly and with full understanding they they are illegal.
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