NJ tax evasion: Matawan man admits hiding business, income
Thomas Bertoli of Matawan faces a possible 18 months in prison and $1.17 million in restitution to the IRS.
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Thomas Bertoli of Matawan faces a possible 18 months in prison and $1.17 million in restitution to the IRS.
A Matawan man could spend as much as three years in prison and have to pay a steep fine after illegally fast-tracking real estate and construction paperwork, not reporting his company or income to the IRS, and not paying his taxes for a seven year period.
Hudson County political fixer Tom Bertoli pleaded guilty to one tax charge on a Zoom hearing this morning over two years after being indicted.