Tax Preparer Accused of Claiming Losses on Crypto Never Owned
A Connecticut tax preparer allegedly claimed cryptocurrency losses for taxpayers who never owned the assets. The accusations form part of a broader federal prosecution involving fabricated deductions and the alleged dive...
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