Robert F. Smith has acknowledged his involvement in a 15-year scheme to hide more than $200 million in income and evade taxes, but he retains the support of the hall’s board.
Source: New York Times
Carnegie Hall Stands By Its Chairman, Despite Tax Violations
Published in Austin (Tex), Carnegie Hall, Culture (Arts), Historic Buildings and Sites, Philanthropy, Smith, Robert F (1962- ) and Tax Evasion
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