FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida AP - A New York businessman who admitted hiding assets worth $8 million with Swiss bank UBS AG hopes to get a light sentence for a Florida tax conviction.Jeffrey Chernick's disclosures led to charges against others involved with UBS. His lawyers say that warrants a sentence of probation and house arrest.
October 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida AP – A New York businessman who admitted hiding assets worth $8 million with Swiss bank UBS AG hopes to get a light sentence for a Florida tax conviction.
Jeffrey Chernick’s disclosures led to charges against others involved with UBS. His lawyers say that warrants a sentence of probation and house arrest. Federal prosecutors want a nine-month prison term for Chernick’s guilty plea to filing a false tax return.
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