Convicted Conservation Easement Promoters Get 25 And 23 Years In Jail
Discusses the convictions and sentencings of Jack Fisher and James Sinnott for promoting bogus syndicated conservation easements
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Discusses the convictions and sentencings of Jack Fisher and James Sinnott for promoting bogus syndicated conservation easements
A real estate developer who promoted green tax breaks was sentenced to 25 years in prison Tuesday for selling $1.4 billion in fraudulent charitable deductions to wealthy investors and cheating the IRS out of $458 million in taxes. Jack Fisher, 71, pioneered an industry that gave inflated tax deductions to…
The IRS does not like syndicated conservation easement tax deductions, and some promoters end up with criminal charges. Two men were sentenced to 23 and 25 years.