Tax Preparer Sentenced for Filing False Returns

Fraudulent Tax Returns Land Lekeith Robinson Behind Bars

A devastating tax scam in New Orleans has been brought to justice. Lekeith Robinson, a 31-year-old tax preparer from New Orleans, Louisiana, has been sentenced to 21 months incarceration for filing false claims against the United States.

According to court documents, Robinson owned and operated a tax preparation business called Solid Rock II, Inc. Between February 2009 and May 2010, he prepared fraudulent tax returns in the names of others, seeking tax refunds totaling approximately $93,804.43.

The tax returns were false, containing information about dependents and household income that was completely fabricated. The scheme was extensive and far-reaching, with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) investigating the case.

U.S. District Judge Susie Morgan handed down the sentence, which also includes two years of supervised release and restitution of $93,804.13 to the IRS. Assistant U.S. Attorney G. Dall Kammer prosecuted the case.

The people of New Orleans can rest a little easier knowing that a deceitful tax preparer has been held accountable for his crimes. The IRS and local law enforcement agencies must be commended for their tireless efforts in bringing this case to justice.

As the Grimy Times continues to expose the darker side of society, we remind our readers that tax scams like this one are all too common. Stay vigilant, and always be cautious when dealing with tax preparers, especially those who promise unusually large refunds in exchange for services.

Lekeith Robinson’s sentence serves as a stark reminder that the consequences of committing tax fraud are severe and far-reaching. Let this be a warning to would-be tax scammers: the Grimy Times will be watching, and we will expose you when you least expect it.

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