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Owner of pizza shops in CT, NY sentenced to prison for tax scheme

Owner of pizza shops in CT, NY sentenced to prison for tax scheme

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Owner of pizza shops in CT, NY sentenced to prison for tax scheme

Bruno DiFabio, 51, and his business partner Steven Cioffi would remove money from the cash register but not deposit it into the restaurants’ operating bank account.

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Owner of pizza shops in CT, NY sentenced to prison for tax scheme

Bruno DiFabio, 51, and his business partner Steven Cioffi would remove money from the cash register but not deposit it into the restaurants’ operating bank account.
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