I must admit that I laughed when I read this story. From Canton, Georgia comes the tale of Larry Black. Mr. Black decided to set up a booth at a check-cashing store in suburban Atlanta. He said he was a CPA. He then took the personal information he obtained, and filed phony tax returns where he got most of the refunds, and his clients got small amounts.
What was his take? A measly $46,000. Oh, and 15 months at ClubFed, plus likely restitution to the US Treasury. It hardly seems worthwhile….