A Minnesota business owner and his wife are accused of failing to file their taxes for several years, costing the state more than $2 million.
The 40-year-old Plymouth man is facing 32 felony tax crime charges, while his 37-year-old wife is facing a dozen tax crime charges, according to criminal complaints filed in Hennepin County on Friday.
Charges say both failed to file income tax returns and pay the required income tax to the Minnesota Department of Revenue from 2019 through 2024. Additionally, the man did not file any corporate franchise tax returns or sales and use tax returns for his garage door business in St. Louis Park in the same time frame. Court documents show he was previously convicted of tax crimes and was on probation for them from 2019 through 2021…