A scheming university student siphons tax refunds from several large corporations.
The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that a university student who fraudulently obtained more than CA$41 million in tax refunds should have been sentenced to 36 months' jail time, rather than the original 13 month-sentence he received, the Toronto Sun reports. Nonetheless, the court decided to spare the individual any further jail time, stating that it could not justify additional punishment
