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Virginia Beach return preparer sentenced to 2 years for tax fraud
Ryan Dalletezze will have to pay back the IRS $291,579. He filed false and fraudulent returns that customers were unaware of from 2013-2016. Author: 13News Now Staff Updated: 8:47 AM EST February 23, 2021
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. A Virginia Beach man who prepared tax returns was sentenced Monday to 2 years in prison and ordered to pay restitution to the IRS, according to a news release.
Ryan Dalletezze s prison sentence will be followed by 12 months of supervised release. He will also have to pay back the IRS $291,579.
From 2013 to 2016, 42-year-old Dalletezze prepared tax returns through Virginia Beach-based company D&D Tax Service LLC, according to court documents.
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For the year, bookstore sales were down 28%, thanks to COVID-19. In other news, books by minister Ravi Zacharias are removed from print because of a scandal, and an influential literary theorist born in Newport News has died.
Site of planned 224-unit apartment complex near VUU sells for $3M
A rendering of the planned Sphere Apartments, a 224-unit complex to be built near Virginia Union University. (
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A land deal that’s been two years and as many contracts in the making has cleared the way for hundreds of new apartments near Virginia Union University.
MVP Equities closed Jan. 20 on the site of its planned Sphere Apartments, a 224-unit complex to be fitted between the Brook Road post office and adjacent Spectrum apartments.
The McLean-based private equity firm paid $3 million for the roughly 4-acre site, which consists of two parcels at 2009 Brook Road and 2011 Northumberland Ave. The development would replace a U.S. Postal Service warehouse on the site.