Ex-Fatburger, Johnny Rockets CEO accused of ‘cover-up’ in $47M scheme to avoid taxes

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Andrew A. Wiederhorn used company funds for private-jet travel, vacations, a Rolls Royce Phantom, other luxury cars and jewelry, prosecutors said.

A federal grand jury indicted the former CEO of Fat Brands, Inc. this week for what they said was a years-long scheme to distribute $47 million of shareholder funds disguised as loans to himself to avoid paying taxes.

The indictment alleges that he used the company funds “to fund the purchase of private-jet travel, vacations, a Rolls Royce Phantom, other luxury automobiles, jewelry and a piano.” “They are based on conduct that ended over three years ago and ignore the company’s cooperation with the investigation,” the company’s statement said.

 

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