The problem for the Acklins is that they attempted to hide some of those earnings from the Internal Revenue Service. It turns out that wasn't such a good idea.
This week the office of the United State Attorney, District of Kansas announced that the Acklins -- who had pleaded guilty to charges of filing false federal tax returns last March -- were sentenced to five years' probation and 500 hours of community service. The couple was also ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $106,953.
The charges stem from tax returns filed in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006. The indictment stated that in 2006, for example, the Acklins reported gross business receipts of $193,785 when the actual gross receipts were $1.1 million.
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come on fatruzza...if we called you twiggy in high school it wasn't because you were skinny!!!
you know what I'm saying girlfriend!!
Segal@
You're trying too hard, doll. And I would have probably been thrilled in high school if someone had called me "FAT" since I was so ridiculously skinny. "TWIGGY" was more like it.
Joe Bone.
"FAT"ruzza has been his nickname for a while now...he never minded in high school when we called him that or "Sloppy Joe"...Joe?
@Segal:
We leave these comment threads open so people can discuss and debate the content, not lob childish, incoherent and wholly unoriginal attacks at their fellow human. I believe this is "Fatruzza" comment number three or four; let's say we make it the last, huh?
Joe Tone
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One Million in Catfish Sales????
I bet you had a lot to do with that..isn't that right "Fat"ruzza?
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