Yoga business founder pleads guilty to tax charge in New York City

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An international yoga business founder whose chain of yoga studios promoted themselves as “Yoga to the People” has pleaded guilty to a tax charge in a New York federal court.

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When Gumucio was arrested two years ago, a prosecutor said he was the living in Cathlamet, Washington, and had been arrested 15 times and had in the past used at least six aliases, three Social Security numbers and claimed three places of birth. In court on Friday, Gumucio acknowledged that he had agreed to pay $2.56 million in restitution, along with interest, to the IRS.“I apologize for that,” he told Cronan, saying he operated yoga studios in Manhattan's East Village and elsewhere in the United States during those years.

 

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