Court Filing: 1:09-cr-00581-WHP Document 605
Summary
The document details Parse's involvement in a massive tax fraud scheme involving four fraudulent tax shelters, resulting in over $7 billion in fraudulent tax deductions and $230 million in actual loss to the US Treasury. Parse, an investment representative at Deutsche Bank Alex Brown, played a key role in the scheme, earning over $3 million in commission income. The government argues that Parse's conduct warrants a significant prison sentence.
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