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| Greenville man used IDs of inmates to file false tax returns totaling $500K |
| By greenvilleonline.com- Tesalon Felicien |
| Published: 11/30/2017 |
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A Greenville man was found guilty of making false claims of payment after using the identification of dozens of prisoners to file tax returns totaling about $500,000, the U.S. Attorney's Office said Wednesday. A jury in federal court found Myron Anvil McCall, 59, guilty of violating 27 counts of Title 18, U.S. Attorney Beth Drake said. McCall will be sentenced at a later date. McCall worked with more than 80 prison inmates, and used their names and Social Security numbers to prepare the false income tax returns, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Read More. |
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