Agnew faces back tax action and civil fraud probe
Former Vice President Spiro T. Agnew likely must pay thousands in back taxes for 1967 and could face civil fraud charges. An IRS spokesman said criminal fraud can lead to civil penalties up to 50 percent of unpaid tax plus 6 percent interest. Judge by comments, the case stems from unreported income while governor of Maryland and later years.
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Mandel opposes Maryland case against Agnew
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel says he opposes any state prosecution of Spiro Agnew for tax or criminal charges tied to the federal probe that ended with his resignation. He backs Attorney General Elliott Richardson's call to close the case and notes state officials under his jurisdiction would not pursue Agnew. Local prosecutors could act, and Maryland will wait on data from federal tax officials on any delinquent taxes.
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