Posts Tagged ‘hiding income from IRS’

Owe Taxes and Think You Can’t Pay? Seek Professional Tax Help – Don’t End Up in Prison like Ex-FBI Agent Guilty of Tax Evasion

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

Evading taxes is unnecessary.  People evade taxes for all sorts of reasons, one of which is that they feel the taxes they owe are overwhelming and they may not be able to pay them.  Evading taxes isn’t necessary.  If you feel you owe more than you can afford to pay the IRS, seek professional tax help immediately!  Tax Resolution Services’ team of tax attorneys and Certified Tax Resolution Specialists have outlined what to expect
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Florida Doctor Evades Taxes, Fails to Evade IRS

Saturday, March 28th, 2009

A doctor in the Orlando, Fla., area pleaded guilty to one count of failure to file an income tax return.
According to the plea agreement, Nelson V. Vazquez, 48, of Deltona, Fla., intentionally did not file income tax returns from 2002 to 2004. The total amount of unpaid taxes for those three years was $54,140.
Vazquez, a medical doctor licensed to practice in Florida, worked as a temporary physician for other physicians
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Man Admits to Tax Fraud, Income Tax Evasion

Saturday, January 10th, 2009

A former Wayne, N.J., resident who operated a mortgage and real estate business pleaded guilty to tax evasion, admitting he failed to report to the IRS nearly $836,500 of income — a portion of which represented proceeds from fraudulent mortgage transactions.
Russell Mainardi, 51, of Hyland Mills, N.Y., admitted he permitted mortgage loans to be made to borrowers based on false information submitted to the banks. He then directed commissions and
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