Tax ‘scam’ smoked out
The money went up in smoke.
The feds say the owner of a Manhattan contracting firm withheld “well over” $1 million in payroll taxes from his workers and used it to fund a lavish lifestyle — including more than $67,000 worth of cigars.
Thomas Nastasi III, of Mount Kisco, ran the scam between 2001 and 2007, while breaking repeated promises to make the payments, Manhattan federal prosecutors said yesterday.
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