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Feds say Oregon tax firm figures sold bulk marijuana, ripped off porn shop heirs and Olympic snowboarder Danny Kass

Noelle Skodzinski

May 13, 2015

Government lawyers are bearing down on the former principals of an Oregon accounting firm, accusing them of illegally shipping marijuana across state lines, misappropriating the trust fund of two porn shop heirs and ripping off legendary two-time Olympic snowboarding medalist Danny Kass.

Tax attorney Jeremy Swanlund and CPA Nathan Wheeler, formerly key figures in Milwaukie-based Bridge City Advisors, allegedly paid clients to obtain state medical marijuana cards so they could grow and sell bulk shipments of cannabis, according to court papers filed inPortland's U.S. District Court.

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