DOJ Tax announced here that James F. Miller, a former Tax Division attorney, pled guilty to willfully filing a false tax return that "underreported his gross income on his 2010 through 2014 tax returns by approximately $2,215,587." The plea count was § 7206(1) which is a three year felony. The announcement indicates that he agreed to pay $735,933 restitution.
According to my database, Mr. Miller served as an attorney in the Tax Division Appellate Section from 1979 to 1983.
Update 6/22/19 10:15am: Peter Reilly, a frequent and interesting commentator on the tax scene, has posted an entry on Miller's plea and some of the background information. Peter J. Reilly, Tax Lawyer Turned Lobbyist Pleads Guilty To Leaving Over $2M Off Tax Returns (Forbes 6/22/19), here. I highly recommend Peter's discussion. Peter offers links for further information on Miller.
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