On December 29, 2016, in
Rockford, Illinois, Christopher A. Jansen, of St. Charles, was sentenced
to 70 months in prison, three years of supervised release, and ordered to pay
$269,978 in restitution. Jansen was President of Baytree Investors Inc., an
Illinois corporation engaged in acquiring trucking companies. In 2001
Jansen learned DFC Transportation was for sale, created a Delaware corporation,
DFCTC Holding Inc., and arranged for DFCTC to purchase DFC with money Jansen
borrowed using DFC receivables as collateral. Jansen arranged for other
individuals to be the owners of DFCTC, some of whom were previous investors in failed
Baytree business acquisitions. With appointment or authority, Jansen
represented to others that he was the corporate secretary and controlled both
DFCTC and DFC to avoid having shareholder or director meetings. Jansen then
arranged for DFC to use its receivables to borrow from a bank and, without
authorization, ordered employees to transfer money from DFC to DFCTC. Jansen
then distributed the money to himself and others for their personal use and
benefit. In addition, in 2002 Jansen used a bank account in the name of a
dissolved corporation to receive his income and disburse his expenditures. He
intentionally failed to have the dissolved corporation file informational forms
with the IRS for taxable income distributed to him from the account. Jansen
also failed to have Baytree and DFCTC file informational forms with the IRS
regarding distributions of taxable income to him. In addition, Jansen did not
have a bank account in his name in order to avoid reporting any income to the
IRS.
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