David D. Le, a.k.a. David Dung Le, a.k.a. Dung V. Le and Kim Huong Le, a.k.a. Kim Le, et al. - Page 13

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               Tax Return, Form 1120, on behalf of David Dung Le,                     
               M.D., Inc., for calendar year 1990 which was verified                  
               by a written declaration that it was made under the                    
               penalties of perjury, and you did not believe to be                    
               true and correct as to every material matter, in that                  
               said return reported gross receipts of $248,359,                       
               whereas as you well knew, that figure failed to include                
               $295,940.90 in additional gross receipts.                              
          Petitioner acknowledged as to his plea agreement that he had                
          “carefully reviewed every part of it with my attorney” before               
          signing it.                                                                 
               Also on September 17, 1997, Ms. Le pleaded guilty to counts            
          1 and 3 of the indictment.  Count 1 charged her with willfully              
          subscribing to a false 1990 Federal individual income tax return            
          in violation of section 7206(1).  Count 3 charged her with aiding           
          and abetting the willful subscription of a false 1990 Federal               
          corporate income tax return in violation of section 7206(1).  As            
          a factual basis of her plea, Ms. Le agreed:                                 
               During calendar years 1990 and 1991, you served as                     
               bookkeeper for your husband’s medical practice, David                  
               Dung Le, M.D., Inc.  During that calendar year, David                  
               Dung Le, M.D., Inc. received checks from various law                   
               offices in payment for medical services rendered.                      
               Notwithstanding the fact that all of these checks                      
               constituted taxable business income to David Dung Le,                  
               M.D. and to your husband, you caused, and aided and                    
               abetted the causing of, $295,940.90 in such checks to                  
               be deposited to your personal accounts, cashed and/or                  
               converted to cashier’s checks so as to avoid having                    
               these checks reported as income to the Internal Revenue                
               Service.  You further failed to advise your tax                        
               preparer that these business checks had been so                        
               diverted.                                                              
               Thereafter, on or about April 11, 1991, you willfully                  
               signed a U.S. Joint Individual Tax Return, Form 1040,                  
               for calendar year 1990 which was verified by a written                 





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