2 Bel Air men indicted in $13 million kickback scheme over sale of shipping drums, according to U.S. Attorney’s Office

The two are also accused of underreporting their taxable incomes, leading the government to lose thousands of dollars in taxes. According to the indictment, DiNoto’s taxable income in 2017 was $1,214,557, with a tax owing of around $430,395, and Kleinman’s taxable income was $421,829, with a tax owing of approximately $106,623. In that year, DiNoto and Kleinman reported their incomes as $3,153 and $58,365, respectively, the office stated.