Robert N. Bertrand, CFO of the Soupman, Inc. chain made
famous with Seinfeld’s Soup Nazi character, has been indicted for tax crimes.
The indictment alleges 20 counts of failure to pay Medicare, Social Security,
and federal income taxes. Soupman, Inc. is based in Staten Island, and licenses
the name and recipes of Al Yeganeh, the “Soup Nazi” character from Seinfeld. No
crime has yet been proven, but the charges are quite serious.Thursday, June 1, 2017
'Soup Nazi' Tax Evasion Case Holds Lessons For Every Business
Robert N. Bertrand, CFO of the Soupman, Inc. chain made
famous with Seinfeld’s Soup Nazi character, has been indicted for tax crimes.
The indictment alleges 20 counts of failure to pay Medicare, Social Security,
and federal income taxes. Soupman, Inc. is based in Staten Island, and licenses
the name and recipes of Al Yeganeh, the “Soup Nazi” character from Seinfeld. No
crime has yet been proven, but the charges are quite serious.
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