KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Daniel Alan Ryan, a business owner from Platte Woods, Mo., was sentenced today in federal court for failing to pay an excess of $600,000 in federal income taxes over several years. Ryan, 63, was sentenced by U.S. Magistrate Judge Jill A. Morris to one year in federal prison without parole. He was also obligated to pay a $20,000 fine and $626,012 in restitution, plus interest, to the IRS.
Ryan is the proprietor of Ryan Roofing Systems, Inc., and Ryan Construction Systems, Inc. On Dec. 5, 2023, Ryan pleaded guilty to one count of failing to file a tax return. Moreover, Ryan confessed that over a span of many years, he failed to file tax returns and pay his personal income taxes. Notably, after the criminal investigation became public knowledge, Ryan intentionally neglected to file his income tax returns from 2015 through 2017, causing a tax loss during those years of $138,385. Additionally, Ryan admitted that tax losses from 2009 through 2013 totaled an extra $487,627, delivering a total loss to the IRS of $626,012.
The investigation into Ryan’s lack of tax payments started in early 2012 when IRS investigators began questioning him. After this, the analysis continued for the following years until the conclusion of the criminal investigation in 2024. Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick Daly led the prosecution, and it was investigated by IRS-Criminal Investigation.
Simultaneously, a Kansas City, Mo., tax preparer pleaded guilty in federal court today to aiding the preparation of dozens of invalid tax returns. Moreover, the Western District court recently sentenced a Russian national for his involvement in a conspiracy to illicitly use stolen identities to file thousands of federal income tax returns, causing financial damages amounting to more than $11 million.
These recent developments are a signal of the United States Department of Justice’s commitment to firmly address tax evasion and related fraudulent activities. The goal is to ensure a fair and compliant tax environment, crucial for the economic growth and stability of the nation.
For any queries or assistance, you can directly contact the United States Attorney’s Office at Western District of Missouri. The office is situated at Room 5510, 400 East 9th Street, Kansas City, MO 64106. You may connect with them via telephone at (816) 426-3122 or fax at (816) 426-4210. Additionally, for e-mail communication, you can reach them at USAO-WDMO.
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