Judy P. Layaou, 52, part-owner and finagler of Layaou Landscaping and Newark Mower Center, entered a pretext Monday before New Castle County Superior Court Judge Jan. R. Jurden pleading offending to three misdemeanor counts of willfully defect to arrange her 2005, 2006 and 2007 Delaware in the flesh income-tax returns.
Layaou was charged in a six-count indictment in March with willfully wanting to together and extend more than $40,000 in payroll taxes in annexe to without to document confirm income-tax returns. Layaou was investigated by the Division of Revenue's Business Audit Bureau, which predetermined that her problem had issued W-2 withholding forms to its employees but had not paid withholding taxes to the condition or reported them. An enquiry intent that Layaou earned adequate gain from the partnership to want filing constitution income-tax returns but chose not to organize them, said Angela Moffett-Batty, spokeswoman for the shape Division of Revenue.
Layaou was sentenced to three years in correctional institution suspended for supervised probation. In addition, she agreed to generate $56,238 in indemnity to the Division of Revenue by April 27, 2010.
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