According to the indictment, from January to May 2008, Olivares and Martin defrauded clients of Olivares’s businesses: Success Auto Insurance and Success Income Tax Services. Olivares and Martin prepared tax returns for their clients that showed a lower tax refund then they were entitled to receive. The defendants gave the incorrect return to the client, but filed the correct return that gave the taxpayers a higher refund amount. The defendants then took the difference between what was shown to their clients and the actual refunds amounts and used it for their personal benefit.
Olivares was arrested Tuesday, May 8, 2012, and was arraigned the same day. He is being held in custody pending the posting of a $20,000 cash and property bond. Martin was arraigned today and was temporarily detained by United States Magistrate Judge Dennis L. Beck pending a detention hearing on Wednesday, May 16, 2012 at 1:30 p.m.
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