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Plea deal for Metamora man in IRS case DETROIT— A Metamora man is facing up to a year and a half in jail after pleading guilty to filing a false income tax return in 2004. Arnold Oseland, 66, of pleaded guilty in front of Federal District Judge Victoria A Roberts Nov. 23.He’s been set for sentencing April 12.An IRS spokesman said Oseland was accused of filing false tax returns between 2002 and 2005 while work-ing as an independent contractor for Incat Inc.IRS agents said Oseland deposited his fees from Incat into a corporate account and failed to report his earnings to the IRS.In a negotiated plea, Oseland pleaded guilty to not paying $36,070in taxes on an income of $198,161 in2004.While the maximum penalty for fil-ing a false tax return is three years ifederal prison, the IRS is recommending Oseland be sentenced to between12 and 18 months. — Phil Foley |
Unrestricted access to be available to web site subscribers Subscribers to the County Press newspaper can now purchase the complete online and E-Edition of the paper for as little as $5 for three months. If you want a six month subscription to the online edition it is $10 and a full year can be purchased for $20. Non-subscribers can sign up for the online version for $15 for three months, $30 for six months and $60 for an annual subscription. Your subscription gives you access to all the local news and views with daily updates by our newsroom keeping subscribers current on major local happenings.       |
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