The most common form of tax evasion is failing to report, or underreporting income. However, the IRS pursues audits based on a variety of tax practices. Tax evasion can refer to a wide range of fraudulent tax practices such as:
- Sales Tax Evasion
- Over reporting dependents
- Tax settlement scams
- Transferring assets
- Illegal income
- Foreign accounts
- Employee excise tax fraud
- Bankruptcy fraud
- Misrepresentation of Workforce
If you have been charged with tax evasion or are currently under investigation, contact The Blanch Law Firm immediately to schedule a consultation with an attorney.