IRS agent to be sentenced for tax fraud

An IRS agent in California is facing sentencing in April for -- you guessed it, tax fraud.

Albert Bront, 51, pleaded guilty Wednesday to filing false tax returns for himself and two innocent relatives, the Associated Press reported.  He reportedly claimed bogusy alimony and mortgage deductions, the AP reported.

He could face up to nine years in prison, the AP reported.

-- Lance Murray