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An investment advisor from Fairfield County will spend time in prison after failing to report more than $1.4 million in income to the IRS, federal officials said. Westport resident Thomas Pacilio, age 64, was sentenced on Thursda…

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An investment advisor from Fairfield County will spend time in prison after failing to report more than $1.4 million in income to the IRS, federal officials said. Westport resident Thomas Pacilio, age 64, was sentenced on Thursda…

Pacilio, who is free on a $350,000 bond, has since paid the taxes he owed, federal authorities said.

Thomas Pacilio, a Westport investment advisor, was sentenced to six months of imprisonment, followed by one year of supervised release and a $50,000 fine for a federal tax offense.

An investment advisor from Fairfield County will spend time in prison after failing to report more than $1.4 million in income to the IRS, federal officials said. Westport resident Thomas Pacilio, age 64, was sentenced on Thursda…

A Westport man was sentenced Thursday to six months in prison for not reporting $1.4 million in income on his tax returns, the U.S. attorneys office said.

Thomas Pacilio admitted that he hid more than $1 million in proceeds over four years from the sale of his practice to RSM Wealth.

An investment advisor from Fairfield County is being accused of failing to report more than $1.4 million in profits to the IRS, federal authorities announced.Thomas Pacilio, age 64, of Westport, waived his right to be indicted and ple…

Westport investment advisor Thomas Pacilio pleaded guilty to a federal tax offense.