State legislator to go to court in tax evasion case
Indicted South Carolina legislator Rep. Harold Mitchell Jr. a Spartanburg Democrat running unopposed in re election will face court on tax evasion charges November 26 in Spartanburg. He turned himself in last September for failing to file 2005 to 2008 state returns and under reporting nearly $225000 in income to dodge about $7250 in taxes. Mitchell also faces House Ethics Committee scrutiny for possible violations and has waived confidentiality to publicize the ethics case. He remains the sole candidate on the November ballot for his district unless a write in candidate succeeds.
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