Tony Luke’s Philly Cheesesteak restaurant owners sentenced in $8M tax fraud scheme
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Two owners of Tony Luke’s Philadelphia Cheesesteak restaurant have been sentenced for tax fraud after officials say they concealed more than $8 Million for over a decade.
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Two owners of Tony Luke’s Philadelphia Cheesesteak restaurant have been sentenced for tax fraud after officials say they concealed more than $8 Million for over a decade.
Nicholas Lucidonio, 57, and Anthony Lucidonio Sr., 84, concealed millions of dollars in sales from the IRS. The future of the decades-old business in South Philly is uncertain
The father and son duo will both serve 20 months after admitting they cheated on their payroll and personal income taxes for years, hiding more than $8 million in sales.
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