The Brief
- Kevin Patrick Mullen pleaded guilty to two gross misdemeanor tax charges in Hennepin County on Friday, May 8.
- Mullen admitted to failing to file and pay Minnesota income taxes for 2019, with eight additional felony counts dismissed as part of a plea agreement.
- He will serve up to 24 months on probation, complete 90 hours of community work service, and cooperate with the Minnesota Department of Revenue.
WAYZATA, Minn. (FOX 9) – A Wayzata man has pleaded guilty to failing to file and pay state income taxes, according to a court petition filed in Hennepin County District Court.
Details of the plea and agreement
What we know:
Kevin Patrick Mullen, a popular Twin Cities real estate agent, admitted in court that he did not file a tax return or pay Minnesota individual income tax for the year 2019. He faced a total of 10 felony charges — five for failing to file returns and five for failing to pay taxes — but as part of a plea agreement, he pleaded guilty to two gross misdemeanor charges, one for each offense in 2019.
The agreement with prosecutors includes a stay of execution of his sentence, probation for up to 24 months, and 90 hours of community work service. …