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  1. If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is.(tax evasion using trusts)(Brief Article): An article from: Leader's Edge
  2. Earning distrust: overstated profit and revenue, understated debt, accounting fraud, bribery, theft, insider trading, obstruction of justice, tax evasion, ... from: Canada and the World Backgrounder by Gale Reference Team, 2006-10-01
  3. The Secret Money Market: Inside the Dark World of Tax Evasion, Financial Fraud, Insider Trading, Money Laundering, and Capital Flight by Ingo Walter, 1991-01
  4. Criminal aspects of tax fraud cases by Boris Kostelanetz, 1980
  5. Tax on distilled spirits and frauds on the internal revenue: Speech of Hon. William A. Darling, of New York, in the House of Representatives, February 25, 1867 by William A Darling, 1867
  6. IRS filing systems vulnerable to tax refund fraud: Hearing before the Subcommittee on Oversight of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, ... Congress, second session, February 10, 1994 by United States, 1994
  7. CRIMINAL TAX FRAUD -- REPRESENTING THE TAXPAYER BEFORE TRIAL
  8. Tax fraud service by Steven R Robertson, 1993
  9. The great tax fraud by Arthur A Edler, 1952
  10. Tax Procedure and Tax Fraud in a Nutshell by Patricia T. Morgan, 1998
  11. Tax fraud: Distinguishing civil and criminal tax frauds by Howard M Zaritsky, 1974
  12. Tax fraud and evasion;: A guide to civil and criminal principles and practice under Federal law by Harry Graham Balter, 1963
  13. Civil and criminal liability for tax fraud (Madrid Conference on the Law of the World, September 16-20, 1979) by Peter Hobbs, 1979
  14. Handling criminal and civil tax fraud cases by Frank S Berall, 1976

61. California Targets CPAs In Tax Fraud Crackdown - 2004-03-26 - Silicon Valley/San
LATEST NEWS. March 26, 2004. California targets CPAs in tax fraud crackdown. Related Topics. » CPAs targeted in tax fraud enforcement 200403-26, Los Angeles.
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62. ProSeries: Electronic Filing: Tax Fraud Alert
tax fraud Alert Fraudulent efile Returns on the Rise Return preparers and financial institutions should be on alert! General tax fraud Alert from the IRS.
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Your Clients Membership Programs Resources for Your Practice Order a FREE ProSeries evaluation CD Tax Fraud Alert: Fraudulent e-file Returns on the Rise Return preparers and financial institutions should be on alert! By Gary Bell, Director, Office of Refund Crimes, IRS Criminal Investigation - January 2004 The IRS wants to make return preparers and the financial institutions offering refund anticipation loans (RALs) aware of a growing fraud area that may affect you. There has been a significant increase in the number of fraudsters filing completely false returns based on bogus documents. This is being done for the sole purpose of obtaining illegal refunds, mainly in the form of refund anticipation loans so they can get the money as fast as possible. In these schemes, the fraudulent tax returns are being used as the vehicle for obtaining the loans which are the proceeds for the perpetrators of these crimes. When the RAL is paid by the financial institution, the fraudsters disappear, leaving the return preparer and the financial institution incurring a loan loss if the refund is not issued. And the vast majority of these fraudulent refunds are stopped by the IRS so the loans are never paid. This crime is increasing at a disturbing rate. Last year, one in every 966 e-filed returns was fraudulent. While just three years ago, that number was one in 4,789.

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Electronic Filing and Bank Products tax fraud alert Fraudulent efile returns on the rise Return preparers and financial institutions
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Your Clients Membership Programs Resources for Your Practice Order a FREE ProSeries evaluation CD Electronic Filing and Bank Products Tax fraud alert: Fraudulent e-file returns on the rise Return preparers and financial institutions should be on the alert By Gary Bell, Direction, Office of Refund Crimes, IRS Criminal Investigation This crime is increasing at a disturbing rate. Last year, one in every 966 e-filed returns was fraudulent. While just three years ago, that number was one in 4,789. The vast majority of fraudulent e-file returns are being transmitted by practitioners who offer e-file. During the 2003 filing season, a total of 55,904 fraudulent returns were e-filed. Of those, 78% came through practioners. In addition, there were 212 unique Electronic Filing Identification Numbers (EFIN) that transmitted more than 50 fraudulent returns. As a tax practioner offering e-file and RALs, please proactive due diligence and be on guard to stop fraudulent returns from ebing files through your EFIN.

64. CSR Europe - News - Dexia Chairman Indicted Over Alleged Tax Fraud
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65. WOKR-TV 13 || ROCHESTER
tax fraud and evasion. tax fraud and evasion refer to the intentional avoidance to pay taxes. Auditors are trained to detect badges of fraud, in tax returns.
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66. #071: 02-11-02 TAX FRAUD COMPLAINT UNSEALED AGAINST FOUNDER OF ANDERSON ARK & AS
1888. tax fraud COMPLAINT UNSEALED AGAINST FOUNDER OF ANDERSON ARK ASSOCIATES. IRS. “tax fraud promoters are like all con artists.
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- The founder of a nationwide abusive tax shelter promotion scheme was charged today with conspiring to defraud the United States by organizing a group of accountants who used a variety of shell corporations, trusts and partnerships to operate tax shelter schemes they sold to their clients, the Department of Justice’s Tax Division announced today. Keith E. Anderson, founder of Anderson Ark and Associates was charged in a criminal complaint which was unsealed today in Seattle. Eileen J. O’Connor, Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department's Tax Division, said, “By encouraging people to cheat on their taxes, promoters of tax scams defraud honest taxpayers many times over.” Assistant Attorney General O’Connor called on all taxpayers to report suspected tax fraud to the IRS. “Tax fraud promoters are like all con artists. If their sales pitch sounds too good to be true, it probably is not true.” The complaint alleges that from 1998 through 2001, Anderson Ark and Associates obtained more than $30 million in illegal tax refunds for between 1,500 and 2,000 clients and received approximately $50 million in fees and other funds from the clients.

67. Doctor Accused Of Tax Fraud
Doctor Accused of tax fraud The DA s office is using a new strategy to bring suspects in healthcare professions to justice.
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68. WKRC 12 CINCINNATI
tax fraud and evasion. LAST UPDATE 6/17/2003 54952 PM. tax fraud and evasion refer to the intentional avoidance to pay taxes.
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69. LBC - Council Tax Fraud
Back to Home, Council tax fraud. Back to Home Search Text Only. CAB. Capital and Asset Management. Car Alarms. Council Tax Enquiries. Council tax fraud. Councillors.
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Housing Benefit Fraud - who pays? You do!
Luton Borough Council spends on average £26m in Housing and Council Tax Benefits per year. In Luton there are more than 15,000 households receiving Housing Benefits. Housing Benefit is a means tested benefit paid to individuals in order to help them meet their rent liability. We know that Housing Benefit Fraud, in Luton alone, costs the tax payers several million pounds per year.
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70. IRS Warns Of Fake Tax Fraud E-mail
IRS Warns of Fake tax fraud Email,
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71. Repeat Offender Guilty Of Tax Fraud
pleaded guilty to accusations of tax fraud. This is the second such conviction for this Montmagny business. Repeat offender guilty of tax fraud.
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Québec, Quebec, April 23, 2004... The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announced today that Pierre Landry Électrique inc. pleaded guilty to accusations of tax fraud. This is the second such conviction for this Montmagny business. The CRA investigation showed that Pierre Landry Électrique inc. was using a fraudulent pay strategy (under-the-table salaries) for its employees. From 1997 to 2000 inclusively, the business paid overtime to its employees in the form of personal goods totalling $98,842 and failed to include the value of these goods in the calculation of the employees' salaries. The employees involved, therefore, eluded tax totalling $16,803. The Court of Quebec fined Pierre Landry Électrique inc. $25,204, or 150% of the tax evaded by its employees for 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2000. In its ruling, the Court took into consideration the history of the business, which had already been found guilty of similar infractions in the past. Individuals found guilty of tax fraud must pay, in addition to any fines imposed by the Court, all taxes owing plus any penalties and interest imposed by the CRA.

72. Surrey Bookkeeper Fined $22,725 For GST And Income Tax Fraud
Surrey bookkeeper fined $22,725 for GST and income tax fraud. Surrey, British Columbia, March 16, 2004 The Canada Revenue Agency
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Surrey bookkeeper fined $22,725 for GST and income tax fraud
Surrey, British Columbia, March 16, 2004...The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announced today that Surrey resident, Charlene Lynn Miller, was fined $22,725 in Surrey Provincial Court for filing false income tax returns and failing to file GST returns. Miller was found guilty of three counts of making false statements on income tax returns for 1998, 1999 and 2000. The federal income tax Miller tried to evade was $40,255. Miller was also found guilty of one count of evading the payment of GST by failing to file GST returns in 1998, 1999 and 2000. The total GST that Miller tried to evade was $5,194. Miller provided bookkeeping services to a local company. As part of a routine CRA audit, she was questioned about the source of deposits to her personal bank accounts. Miller described the deposits as non-taxable casino winnings and loans. Further investigation revealed that the deposits were in fact taxable payments from her principal client. When individuals or corporations are convicted of income tax and/or GST fraud, they must still pay all taxes, interest, and penalties assessed by the CRA, in addition to fines imposed by the court.

73. Benford's Law
Local standard time Benford s Law Part 1 How to Spot tax fraud. Everyone knows that our number system uses the digits 1 through
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Amazing Applications of Probability and Statistics Local hex time: Local standard time: Benford's Law Part 1 - How to Spot Tax Fraud Everyone knows that our number system uses the digits 1 through 9 and that the odds of randomly obtaining any one of them as the first significant digit in a number is 1/9. (First significant digit means we ignore zeros.) This works well for fake data generated with a random number generator or the type of data an embezzler would create. With naturally occurring data this generally isn't true. The odds of obtaining a 1 for the first significant digit of a number are much higher than the odds of obtaining any other digit as shown below: Digit Odds of Obtaining as 1st Digit (%) This rather amazing fact was discovered in 1881 by the American astronomer Simon Newcomb. Pocket calculators were not even a dream at that time. Calculations were made using pencil and paper. Books with page after page of logarithm tables were used for complex calculations. Newcomb noticed that the pages of the logarithm books containing numbers starting with 1 were much more worn than the other pages. After analyzing several sets of naturally occurring data Newcomb went on to derive what later became Benford's law. Newcomb was rewarded for his effort by being ignored.

74. Former Mississippi Abortion Practitioner Sentened For Tax Fraud
Former Mississippi Abortion Practitioner Sentened for tax fraud Source Biloxi Sun Herald, 11/10/99 BILOXI The former operator of a Gulfport, Mississippi
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Former Mississippi Abortion Practitioner Sentened for Tax Fraud
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- The former operator of a Gulfport, Mississippi abortion facility was sentenced to five months in prison Monday for filing a false federal income tax return. U.S. District Court Judge David Bramlette also sentenced Joseph Booker Jr. to five months of house arrest, and ordered him to pay a $3,000 fine and back taxes. Under federal sentencing guidelines, he could have been sentenced to up to 16 months in prison. The 54-year-old Booker ran the Gulf Coast Women's Clinic, which performed abortions, until it closed last year. Booker pleaded guilty in July to filing a false tax return for 1994. Bramlette said that Booker reported $29,000 in taxable income for that year when he really made $121,000. He told the court that he didn't realize the discrepancy when he signed the tax return, which was prepared by a Jackson accounting firm. He told the judge he would lose his job at an abortion facility if he was placed in jail. "If I don't have a job, I won't be able to pay,'' Booker said. "I'd just like the chance to make everything right.'' But Bramlette said he had no choice but to imprison Booker considering the amount of money he withheld from the government.

75. NEWS CHANNEL 34 BINGHAMTON
tax fraud and evasion. Posted 6/17/2003 54952 PM. tax fraud and evasion refer to the intentional avoidance to pay taxes. Fraud
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76. Author Brown Pleads Guilty To Tax Fraud
Choose an area of interest Author Brown Pleads Guilty to tax fraud. He pleaded guilty Monday to tax fraud in Portland, Ore., and will be sentenced there Aug.
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Author Brown Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud
RENO, Nev., April 21, 2004 (Associated Press) Military thriller author Dale Brown pleaded guilty to filing a tax return with more than $440,000 in fraudulent expenses as part of an offshore tax evasion scheme, federal prosecutors said.
Brown, 47, of Lake Tahoe, has written such best sellers as "Flight of the Old Dog," "Fatal Terrain" and "Warrior Class." He pleaded guilty Monday to tax fraud in Portland, Ore., and will be sentenced there Aug. 9, said Mercedes Manzur, an agent with the Internal Revenue Service in Las Vegas. He faces up to three years in prison and a $250,000 fine. The IRS said Brown created companies in the West Indies for the purpose of receiving tax deductions for fictitious expenses, then used the money to remodel his home. Brown's telephone number is not listed and he could not be immediately reached for comment by The Associated Press.

77. Report Iowa Tax Fraud - Iowa Department Of Revenue
Report Iowa tax fraud. The following is a list of information needed to properly investigate suspected tax fraud in Iowa. Supply
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Identifying Numbers (SSN, Fed. I.D.) Type of Suspected Fraud Collecting and failing to remit Sales Tax Failure to file Income Tax Collecting and failing to remit Withholding Tax Failure to claim Entire Income (unreported income) Cigarette Smuggling from another state or purchase on internet or mail order without Iowa tax stamps Claiming more Expenses than entitled to (overstatement of expenses) Smuggling of Other Tobacco Products (i.e., cigars, pipe tobacco, snuff) Use of Dyed Fuel on the Highway Doing business without a Sales Tax Permit Other
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78. Government Of Saskatchewan - Tax Fraud
Government of Saskatchewan Western Red Lilies. Location Home Law Justice tax fraud. Subject tax fraud. Resources available for tax fraud
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79. Taipei Times - Archives
EU, Switzerland reach deal on offshore tax fraud. AFP , BRUSSELS Saturday, May 15, 2004,Page 12 Advertising Advertising. The EU on
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80. Income Tax Fraud News - Legal News Watch
Legal News Watch is a legal news digest providing informative summaries for Income tax fraud stories that impact your rights. Income tax fraud News.
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IRS Offers Amnesty for Son of Boss Tax Shelter
The Internal Revenue Service Wednesday said that taxpayers who used a tax shelter known as "Son of Boss," have until June 21 to accept an IRS settlement offer to resolve their tax ...
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The Justice Department on Wednesday filed a civil lawsuit asking a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order against the National Audit Defense Network.
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