There is no hot tab where he goes.
The co-owner of the infamous and vast Queen's Spa, known for its X-rated soak, has pleaded guilty to salary tax crimesaccording to the US Department of Justice.
Sung Soo Chon, also known as Steve Chon, 63, is the second Spa Castle owner since 2018. The federal government said he admitted that he did not cough more than $ 199,000 in salary tax on the IRS, which was the wage of 22 pool facilities at College Point and anotherSpa Castlein Texas. ..
Chung oversaw the day-to-day operations at the spa and instructed his subordinates to pay cash wages to select employees. Many of our employees were not legally permitted to work in the United States.
Chung, who was found guilty on June 24, faces a prison for up to five years when he was sentenced on December 6.
This is not Chung's first brush with Taxman. According to the state, the owners of the former Spa Castle, College Point, and Queens said they did not report millions of revenues to the tax authorities in March 2017 . The Chief Attorney was charged with tax fraud.
Steve Chung later became a large Larseny If you plead guilty to, you will be charged a fraudulent fee.
In August 2018, SpaCastle co-owner Daniel Chon — Steve Chon's brother — pleaded guilty to an attempted criminal tax fraud and paid a $ 2.5 million refund and damages. I agreed, but I didn't have time in prison. The office said.
The State Attorney's Office has accused several families, including Spa Castle, Daniel Chong, and Steve Chong, of underreporting their income and not paying $ 1.5 million in taxes.
College Point's 100,000 square feet spa was previously compared The stripper relaxes on the weekend after a hard night on stageon the "Set of Porn Movies" .
Queen's Bath became a hot topic in 2017 when the principal of Harlem High School was withdrawn from his post after forcing staff to spend the day at the spa. The principal fought the exile and returned to work only a few months later.
