Two men who allegedly ran a golf tee-time brokering business as a side hustle pleaded guilty to deliberately failing to report more than $1.3 million in income, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Twin brothers, Se Youn “Steve” Kim, 42, of Buena Park, and Hee Youn “Ted” Kim, 42, of Pomona, reserved thousands of golf tee times at golf courses in Los Angeles and Orange counties and resold them for a fee to the public, prosecutors said.
Reservation fees from their tee time business were directed to be deposited into their personal financial accounts even after they formed a corporate entity, assigned an Employer Identification Number, and opened a business account…