Published May 13, 2010, 01:23 PM
A jury found Thomas Kelley, 53, guilty Friday of filing a false income tax return, impeding the Internal Revenue Service, two counts of tax evasion, three counts of willful failure to file tax returns and 15 counts of passing fictitious United States Treasury obligations, also known as private discharging and indemnity bonds, private offset bonds and bonded promissory notes.
Area man found guilty of tax violation charges
A Salem man has been found guilty of 22 counts of tax violations after claiming to follow the advice of the leader of an anti-tax organization.A jury found Thomas Kelley, 53, guilty Friday of filing a false income tax return, impeding the Internal Revenue Service, two counts of tax evasion, three counts of willful failure to file tax returns and 15 counts of passing fictitious United States Treasury obligations, also known as private discharging and indemnity bonds, private offset bonds and bonded promissory notes.
By: Austin Kaus, The Daily Republic
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