New York Tax Preparer Charged in $50M Fraud Scheme

News June 12, 2025 at 03:13 PM
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  • Miles Burton Marshall, who is also an insurance agent, has been charged with running a $50 million Ponzi scheme over a decade.
  • Marshall solicited his tax and insurance clients to invest tens of millions into his so-called Eight Percent Fund, according to prosecutors.
  • He falsely represented the profitability of his real estate business, claiming it was so profitable that he could promise investors 8% yearly returns, according to prosecutors.

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