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AI-generatedThis is an individual tax evasion case with no direct commercial mechanism affecting any sector, product, or supply chain. The event is a legal proceeding against a single person; no company, commodity, or industry is impacted. (not specified)
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- Charles Davis Lewis, a Phoenix influencer, pleaded not guilty to false tax return charges.
- He allegedly failed to report $807,142 in 2020 and $390,566 in 2021 income from Forever Investments LLC.
- Unreported funds were stored in various accounts including cryptocurrency.
- If convicted, faces up to 3 years prison and $250,000 fine.
- Indictment follows launch of DOJ's National Fraud Enforcement Division on April 7.
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