Ehrenfriede Kauapirura, a dietician at Brooklyn Hospital, was given almost three years in jail time for lying on her tax returns and getting in the way of the IRS.
Kauapirura was found guilty of lying on his tax returns and getting in the way of the IRS. He was given almost three years in prison for each fake return and obstruction count, as well as one year in prison for each count of willfully failing to file a tax return.
For the years 2014 through 2016, Kauapirura allegedly made false tax returns, and for the years 2017 and 2018, he did not file any tax returns. She also got in the way of the IRS by not telling them about her income and investments.
According to Assistant Attorney General David A. Hubbert of the Justice Department’s Tax Division, Kauapirura’s actions were a planned attempt to avoid paying her taxes and keep the government from getting money.
Kauapirura’s term shows that the IRS is serious about tax evasion and obstruction, and they will go after people who try to avoid paying their taxes. The term also serves as a warning to others who might be thinking about doing the same thing.
Kauapirura was sentenced to jail and told to pay the IRS $28,500 in back taxes. She was also told to do a year of supervised release after her prison term.
What happened with Kauapirura is a good warning that everyone has to pay their fair share of taxes and that the IRS will punish people who try to avoid doing so. People and companies should file their tax returns correctly and on time, and they should help the IRS when they ask them to.
Finally, Kauapirura’s sentence is a warning that the IRS will go after people who try to avoid paying their taxes. People and companies should file their tax returns correctly and on time, and they should help the IRS when they ask them to.