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Twin brothers who resold thousands of golf course tee times in Southern California plead guilty to tax crimes

LOS ANGELES — Twin brothers who ran a controversial business that reserved and resold thousands of tee times at Southern California golf courses pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal tax crimes, admitting they failed to report income from the operation. At a court hearing in downtown Los Angeles, Se Youn "Steve" Kim pleaded guilty to filing a false tax…

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