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/Home/Historical Studies/Criminal Justice/Crime Prevention & Enforcement/White Collar Crime/Tax Fraud Evasion Tactics Votes:0 Caveat This is not intended to be a guide on how to fiddle. If anyone is tempted to try and adopt any of the methods described below, they should seriously reflect upon the fact that Tax Evasion is a a form of theft (from H.M. Exchequer). The Authorities do prosecute and they are actively seeking to increase the number of criminal prosecutions. In our experience tax evaders seldom adopt legitimate tax planning measures (perhaps for fear of drawing attention to themselves), which could have produced a tax reduction legally. To any member of the accountancy profession who may be reading this - please remember that the evader has to hoodwink you before he can hope to succeed. In a real sense you can help protect a client from himself! Remember - your professional reputation is on the line too Read More Go to Site Legal Definition of Tax Evasion Votes:0 The 'Lectric Law Library's Lexicon On * Tax Evasion * TAX EVASION - Section 7201 of the Internal Revenue Code makes it a Federal crime or offense for anyone to willfully attempt to evade or defeat the payment of federal income taxes. A person can be found guilty of that offense only if all of the following facts are proved beyond a reasonable doubt: First: That the person owed substantial income tax in addition to that declared in his tax return; and Second: That the person knowingly and willfully attempted to evade or defeat such tax. The proof need not show the precise amount of the additional tax due, but it must be established that the person knowingly and willfully attempted to evade or defeat some substantial portion of such additional tax as charged. The word "attempt" contemplates Read More Go to Site

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