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The mayor or Port Richey submitted his resignation after 5 years in office after receiving notice from the IRS two weeks ago that the agency plans legal action against him for allegedly under-declaring his income.
Mayor Richard Rober, 52 said his resignation takes effect on Saturday.
The Tampa Bay Times reported that an audit on Mayor Rober took place about 2 years ago arising from the civil lawsuit brought against him by Florida Utility Group in 2009. The lawsuit claimed that Rober siphoned off about a half million dollars of company money into a personal fund he hid from accountants, the utility and the IRS. The Florida Utility Group had bought Rober’s business in 2007.
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