Posts Tagged ‘failing to file income tax return’

Seek Professional Representation for a Tax Audit – Unless You Have Knowingly Evaded Taxes

Wednesday, January 26th, 2011

Are you being audited by the IRS? Any IRS tax audit – whether they are conducted through correspondence, at your home, office or the IRS office – should be taken very seriously. If you have been chosen for a tax audit, we recommend hiring a tax professional to help you through the IRS audit process because going into a tax audit without representation is like going to court without a lawyer! Tax
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Businessman Faces Multiple Tax Charges Including Tax Evasion, Tax Fraud

Friday, April 24th, 2009

Daniel L. French, of Akron, Ohio, was charged with three counts of attempting to evade his personal income taxes and two counts filing false income tax returns for a solely-owned corporation he operated in Macedonia, Ohio.
The first two counts allege French filed false returns for the years 2002 and 2003, which listed deductions for corporate payments that were in fact disbursements for personal benefit. These disbursements are alleged to be
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