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Twins, both MRI techs who ran golf tee time-brokering business, plead guilty to federal tax violations

Headline from KTLA Los Angeles

Federal authorities said Tuesday that a pair of Southern California-based twin brothers, both of whom are MRI technicians who ran a side business that brokered golf tee times, pleaded guilty to federal tax violations. The U.S.

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  1. NBC Los Angeles

    SoCal twins plead guilty after failing to report more than $1.3M in income (opens NBC Los Angeles)

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    Twin brothers from Southern California pleaded guilty to federal tax crimes after admitting they failed to report more than $1.3 million in income, including money from a side business that resold golf tee times, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday.

  2. Los Angeles Times

    Twin brothers who resold thousands of golf course tee times plead guilty to tax crimes (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    Los Angeles Times's feed description

    The Southern California golfers admitted they did not report income from their tee-time business; plea agreements also cite other sources of unreported income.

  3. KTLA Los Angeles

    Twins, both MRI techs who ran golf tee time-brokering business, plead guilty to federal tax violations (opens KTLA Los Angeles)

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    KTLA Los Angeles's feed description

    Federal authorities said Tuesday that a pair of Southern California-based twin brothers, both of whom are MRI technicians who ran a side business that brokered golf tee times, pleaded guilty to federal tax violations. The U.S.

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