Altering them is mail fraud. Take the case of one eBay seller who rigged the meters to display 0.01 cents. He did this about 9,000 times. He pleaded guilty in a California district court. The maximum penalty: 5 years incarceration; $250,000 fine.
/ By Barbara Weltman
Altering them is mail fraud. Take the case of one eBay seller who rigged the meters to display 0.01 cents. He did this about 9,000 times. He pleaded guilty in a California district court. The maximum penalty: 5 years incarceration; $250,000 fine.
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BOI reporting cont'd. But this isn’t the end of the story. The government filed a notice of appeal with the appellate court, and FinCEN says “deadline stay—voluntary submission only” (https://bit.ly/3ZpKxwU Note: There are cases challenging CTA that are still pending.