Owner kicks patients while they’re down
May 9, 2008 by Shane BorerPosted in: "Would you want this person in Finance?", Assessments, Auditing, Latest news & views
There’s usually little remorse from people who get caught red-handed cheating on a company’s books. What about someone who steals from nurses and elderly care facilities?
There’s a special place you-know-where for people who do that.
Paul Scott King, Jr. is the former owner and CFO of Nurses Now, LLC and Ichor Health Services, Inc, which provided temporary services of nurses and medical professionals to nursing homes and hospitals in the Milwaukee area.
Too bad the employees’ work ethic didn’t rub off on the owner.
King withheld both income and social security taxes from his employees’ wages, but socked them away into personal accounts instead of remitting them to IRS.
On top of the $432,191 in employment taxes he owes to the feds, he also faces a fine of up to $250,000 and a maximum of five years in prison.
Let’s just hope he doesn’t find his new cell too drafty - he’s ticked off pretty much everyone in the area who’d be able to help him with a cold.
Tags: elderly care, employment taxes, fines, nurses
