Comedian Carlos Mencia, legally known as Ned Arnel Holness, faces 12 felony state tax charges in California related to non-filing between 2019 and 2024 and an alleged failure to report $8.7 million in personal and corporate income. The case, which is the first by the Los Angeles County’s new Business Tax Fraud Unit, highlights California’s capability and willingness to prosecute repeated business non-filing as potential fraud rather than a mere collections issue.
Carlos Mencia spent years getting paid to test the limits of a punchline. Now California says he crossed a much less flexible line: tax filing. The comedian, legally named Ned Arnel Holness, faces 12 felony state tax charges tied to alleged non-filing fro...
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