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  1. The Great Snow Job, the Story of Taxes and Money, Fraud and Slavery by Barrie Konicov, 1995-01-09
  2. Irs Filing Systems Vulnerable to Tax Refund Fraud; Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Oversight of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of by United States. Congress. Oversight, 2010-01-18
  3. Tax Evasion: Clearstream, Ubs Ag, Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion, Kpmg Tax Shelter Fraud, Underground Economy, Missing Trader Fraud, Structuring
  4. Moser pleads guilty to fraud in sale.(Inside Business)(tax attorney Bobby Keith Moser): An article from: Arkansas Business by Lance Turner, Carl Holcombe, 2004-08-16
  5. If It Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is.(tax evasion using trusts)(Brief Article): An article from: Leader's Edge
  6. Maximize tax benefits under IRC section 165: CPAs often overlook the deductibility of investment theft losses.: An article from: Journal of Accountancy by Bart H. Siegel, 2005-04-01
  7. Fourth Circuit upholds return preparer conviction in RAL wire fraud case.(refund anticipation loan): An article from: The Tax Adviser by Alistair M. Nevius, 2010-04-01
  8. Crime: Assassination, Serial Killer, Violence, Advance-Fee Fraud, Forgery, Gang, Tax Protester, Psychopathy, Internet Homicide, School Violence
  9. False Claims Act & Qui Tam Quarterly Review, Volume 46 by Taxpayers Against Fraud, 2008
  10. Tools of the trade when detecting abusive return preparers.(Tax Tidbits): An article from: Leader's Edge by Stephen Moore, 2005-11-01
  11. Deducting Ponzi scheme losses: practical issues.: An article from: The Tax Adviser by Natalie Bell Takacs, 2009-08-01
  12. Ponzi schemes: the implications for defrauded investors.: An article from: The Tax Adviser by Dianne Odom, 2009-04-01
  13. Criminal tax fraud by Darrell McGowen, 1994
  14. Tax Fraud and Money Laundering by Robert Hishon, 1993-05

81. Consultant Charged With Tax Fraud By Dan Horn The Cincinnati Enquirer
Place an ad. HELP. Feedback. Subscribe. Search. Survey. Click here, Wednesday, October31, 2001 Consultant charged with tax fraud By Dan Horn The Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Wednesday, October 31, 2001 Consultant charged with tax fraud
By Dan Horn
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A Hamilton financial consultant pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges of defrauding the government and filing false tax returns for clients. Nancy L. Wallace, 54, faces more than 40 years in prison if she is convicted of a conspiracy charge and 12 other counts of assisting in the preparation of false tax returns. She also faces more than $3 million in fines.

82. NJ Criminal Defense Lawyers: Federal Tax Fraud
false as to any material matter, whether or not such falsity or fraud is with orconcealing, any goods or commodities for or in respect whereof any tax is or
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Any person who (1) Declaration under penalties of perjury.Willfully makes and subscribes any return, statement, or other document, which contains or is verified by a written declaration that it is made under the penalties of perjury, and which he does not believe to be true and correct as to every material matter; or (2) Aid or assistance.Willfully aids or assists in, or procures, counsels, or advises the preparation or presentation under, or in connection with any matter arising under, the internal revenue laws, of a return, affidavit, claim, or other document, which is fraudulent or is false as to any material matter, whether or not such falsity or fraud is with the knowledge or consent of the person authorized or required to present such return, affidavit, claim, or document; or (3) Fraudulent bonds, permits, and entries.Simulates or falsely or fraudulently executes or signs any bond, permit, entry, or other document required by the provisions of the internal revenue laws, or by any regulation made in pursuance thereof, or procures the same to be falsely or fraudulently executed, or advises, aids in, or connives at such execution thereof; or (4) Removal or concealment with intent to defraud.Removes, deposits, or conceals, or is concerned in removing, depositing, or concealing, any goods or commodities for or in respect whereof any tax is or shall be imposed, or any property upon which levy is authorized by section 6331, with intent to evade or defeat the assessment or collection of any tax imposed by this title; or

83. Petroulias Tax Fraud Trial Deferred After Error Of Law - Smh.com.au
Petroulias tax fraud trial deferred after error of law. By Ellen ConnollyDecember 17 2002. Petroulias tax fraud trial deferred after error of law.
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Petroulias tax fraud trial deferred after error of law
By Ellen Connolly December 17 2002 The trial of former senior tax official Nick Petroulias has been deferred after he won the right yesterday to appeal against a magistrate's decision to commit him for trial on fraud charges. The Supreme Court decision to defer the trial is another setback for the Australian Taxation Office, which has faced criticism over the $20 million investigation into the man who was once Australia's second most powerful tax official. Justice Carolyn Simpson, who granted Petroulias leave yesterday to appeal against the magistrate's decision to commit him on charges of defrauding the Commonwealth, is expected to make orders today on where the case should go. Petroulias was charged two years ago in one of the biggest fraud cases in Australia. He faces a 10-year jail term if convicted. He was accused of defrauding the Commonwealth by dishonestly assisting taxpayers to avoid the payment of tax through the issuing of private ATO rulings.

84. Another Ex-MD Of Microsoft Japan Convicted Of Tax Fraud
Another exMD of Microsoft Japan convicted of tax fraud Serial tax evasion.Something of an infectious disease out there By INQUIRER
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85. The Investigative Accountant And Confidentiality In A Criminal Tax Fraud Investi
March 1993 The investigative accountant and confidentiality in a criminaltax fraud investigation. by Vickers, Judson K. Abstract
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The investigative accountant and confidentiality in a criminal tax fraud investigation.
by Vickers, Judson K.
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The investigative accountant's discussions with the taxpayer and resultant work product must be protected against discovery by the government prosecutors. As in any litigation consulting engagement, the rules governing attorney-client privilege govern. What if the investigative accountant also provides other services to the taxpayer? During a criminal tax fraud investigation, the attorney for the taxpayer who is a subject or target of the investigation will usually find it necessary to retain an investigative accountant. Expert accounting assistance may be essential at both the initial stages of the investigation, as well as during any subsequent criminal proceedings. The goal of the investigative accountant during the initial stage of an investigation is to keep pace with, or preferably ahead of, the government's investigation. The accountant can assist the attorney in highlighting potential relevant issues, identifying defenses the taxpayer might have, and analyzing and explaining the taxpayer's documents. Preserving the confidentiality of both the taxpayer's statements to the accountant and the accountant's work product during this period is critical. Although it should be the attorney's responsibility to ensure that confidentiality is maintained, the investigative accountant should be aware of the extent of the available privileges to avoid inadvertently compromising the taxpayer's case. In addition, the taxpayer's regular accountant should be aware of these problems as well. If the regular accountant is consulted by someone who believes that he or she is the subject or target of a tax investigation, this accountant should be able to explain the implications of further communication in addition to insisting that the taxpayer retain an attorney.

86. The Law Bookstore
This Law in a Nutshell Tax Procedure tax fraud provides a reliable sourceon tax procedure and tax fraud helps bridge the gap between understanding
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87. Tax Fraud And Evasion (Volume I)
tax fraud and Evasion (Volume I) Offenses, Trials, Civil Penalties.Written By IAN M. COMISKY, LAWRENCE S. FELD and STEVEN M. HARRIS.
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, LAWRENCE S. FELD and STEVEN M. HARRIS The leading tax fraud reference for over 25 years, Tax Fraud and Evasion (Volume 1) is widely recognized as the reference of choice for attorneys and accountants advising clients on potential fraud situations. Tax Fraud and Evasion (Volume 1)helps you provide the best possible legal advice at each step of an investigation or legal proceeding. This indispensable volume discusses:
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  • How the IRS investigates tax fraud and other crimes
  • Prosecution theories used for code and non-Code offense
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  • When/how the IRS will seek to assert the civil fraud penalty
  • How counsel should prepare a client under IRS investigation
  • Effect of bankruptcy on the collection of taxes when fraud is involved
  • Trial of the civil fraud penalty case in the Tax Court from pleading stage to appeal.

88. NY Companies And Individuals Indicted For $13 Million Tax Fraud
Employee Leasing Companies and Individuals Indicted for $13 Million tax fraud. Manybelieve this to be the largest such tax fraud scheme ever uncovered.
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Employee Leasing Companies and Individuals Indicted for $13 Million Tax Fraud
A Long Island City-based company and five individuals were indicted on April 19 on charges of payroll tax fraud totaling $13 million. Many believe this to be the largest such tax fraud scheme ever uncovered. Using a network of employee leasing companies, located at 34-51 Vernon Boulevard, the defendants did not pay federal payroll taxes for about 1,000 employees between 1998 and 2000. The defendants face assorted tax evasion, conspiracy and money laundering charges. The individuals indicted include Nicolaos Kyprianou, 48, George Kalaitzis, 49, and Athanasios Tsidavis, 55. Prosecutors also indicted Premier Staffing Inc., of Long Island City, one of the companies involved in the scheme. Normally, employee leasing firms, known as a professional employment organizations ( PEO), list personnel for tax purposes as their own workers, then lease the same personnel back to their client companies. In this arrangement the client companies are only responsible for paying the leasing firm's payroll, and the PEO pays the employees and withholds federal payroll taxes. In this case the leasing companies did not withhold the appropriate payroll taxes on approximately 1,000 employees. Allegedly the individual defendants used the tax money to pay for personal expenses and to finance other business interests.

89. Morgan Stanley Foils Tax Fraud Scheme Against NBA Owner
By Walter H. Zultowski. Article. Morgan Stanley Foils tax fraud Scheme AgainstNBA Owner By Rick Weinberg News Bulletin, Mar 15 2002, Brought to you by
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Morgan Stanley Foils Tax Fraud Scheme Against NBA Owner
By Rick Weinberg
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E-mail this information A Morgan Stanley office in Southern California foiled a tax-refund check scheme involving Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss. The two men accused of the crime acquired Buss' $161,171 California tax-refund check, which had been stolen from the U.S. mail, according to prosecutors. Kenneth Reeves, 42, and Dwayne Kellum, 38, both of Long Beach, California, contacted Morgan Stanley, claiming to be Buss' son and opened an account in the name of ``Jerry Buss.'' The scheme was spoiled when the Morgan Stanley office realized that Buss doesn't have a son named Jerry. The office then alerted the FBI. As it turns out, Kellum was convicted last month for stealing checks belonging to a trust set up by Fred MacMurray, the late star of ``My Three Sons,'' and his wife, actress June MacMurray, according to the FBI. Reeves and Kellum both pleaded guilty to conspiracy and mail fraud charges in connection with the Buss case. Kellum faces a maximum of 28 years in prison and Reeves 10 years.

90. Guangdong Smashes Tax Fraud
Guangdong smashes tax fraud. Shi Zhenghui, president of Hong KonglistedGlobal Tech, has been arrested by Guangdong police over
http://news.gzic.gd.cn/www/gz_analysis/English/News2003/1/n20030130f.htm

91. 19 Charged In Income Tax Fraud; Ring Netted At Least $7 Million,
NEW YORK Nineteen people were charged in an income-tax fraud that federal prosecutorssaid netted at least $7 million from thousands of fake federal returns.
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0205IDtheft05-ON.html

92. Over 100 Arrested In Tax Fraud Involved In $2.4 Billion
Over 100 Arrested in tax fraud Involved in $2.4 Billion. Advanced.China's Biggest tax fraud Comes to Light, 19 Sentenced to Death.
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Over 100 Arrested in Tax Fraud Involved in $2.4 Billion
Fourteen people in Beijing have been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a 20 billion yuan (US$2.4 billion) value-added tax (VAT) fraud case. More than 100 suspects have been arrested nationwide.
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Fourteen people in Beijing have been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a 20 billion yuan (US$2.4 billion) value-added tax (VAT) fraud case. More than 100 suspects have been arrested nationwide.
The case is believed to be the largest VAT forgery case since China started to reform its tax system in 1994.
The chief suspect, Chen Xuejun, was reported on Thursday to have got false VAT receipts from Wu Zhigang, an employee of a State-tax bureau in Beijing, under the names of 28 companies registered by Chen between October 1999 and February.
Chen and his accomplices allegedly sold the VAT receipts to companies throughout the country, which used the receipts to escape taxes.
The crime gang is said to have obtained more than 20 billion yuan (US$2.4 billion) within 16 months, of which 3.1 billion yuan (US$374 million) has been investigated and verified by the police.

93. Computer Seller Fined In VAT Tax Fraud - 2002-01-09 - Silicon Valley/San Jose Bu
Computer seller fined in VAT tax fraud. Advanced Computer Link, Inc.,a San Jose exporter of computer components, has been fined
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94. Sample Letter For Tax Fraud Reporting
Sample letter for tax fraud Reporting February 17, 2002 Ohio Deptof Taxation Attn Enforcement Division 800 Freeway Dr Columbus
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February 17, 2002 Ohio Dept of Taxation
Attn Enforcement Division
800 Freeway Dr
Columbus OH 43220
Dear Investigative Agent,
Good day. Please investigate this company, as they may not be abiding by taxation laws. This company sells puppies and does not collect tax. According to Ohio Revised Code 5739.01(F), anyone engaged in an activity with the object of gain, benefit or advantage, either direct of indirect should have a vendor's license and collect tax.
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100 Main St
Columbus OH
This organization had an ad in the Columbus Dispatch as recently as Feb 17, 2002 selling pure breed AKC poodles. I have seen this ad on at least 3 occasions. To assist you in securing exact numbers of dogs sold, you can speak with the AKC (American Kennel Club) as they register litters of puppies. They can tell you how many litters were registered and when. The American Kennel Club Raleigh NC 27606 919-816-4245 fax Please accept this report as an anonymous report. Thanks for your assistance.

95. DOJ Creates Smuggling, Tax Fraud Task Forces - Aug. 05, 2002
THE DEPARTMENT of Justice ordered the creation of two special task forcesthat would handle smuggling and tax fraud cases, documents showed.
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THE DEPARTMENT of Justice ordered the creation of two special task forces that would handle smuggling and tax fraud cases, documents showed.
Assistant Chief State Prosecutor Apolinario Exevea would head the new task force on smuggling, while Senior State Prosecutors Miguel Gudio, Jr. and Jude Romano would chair the two panels on task force on tax fraud, said Justice Secretary Hernando Perez in directives issued August 2 and 5.
The 17-member smuggling task force would handle the investigation and prosecution of cases referred to by the Bureau of Customs, the Philippine National Police, Maritime Group, and the National Bureau of Investigation, Perez noted.
Meanwhile, the two-panel tax fraud task force would be responsible with the investigation and filing of cases against violators of the National Internal Revenue Code of 1997. This task force is composed of six state prosecutors.
The two special groups were created following President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo's declaration of war against criminality and corruption during her second State of the Nation Address.

96. Homestead Housing Program - Tax Fraud In DC 6/14/96
The Homestead Housing Preservation Program What About Jimmy? Second in a serieson taxforeclosed property in the District of Columbia June 21, 1996.
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The Homestead Housing Preservation Program: What About Jimmy?
Second in a series on tax-foreclosed property in the District of Columbia June 21, 1996 Jimmy works long, hard hours as a mover for a company whose customers include the Pentagon, a demanding job even for a man half his age. Jimmy turned 50 on May 17, yet the occasional coughing that shakes his slender frame makes one wonder how long he can continue in his present career and what the future holds for an older man with less than a high school education in an area where any job is hard to find; even with his obvious work ethic, a matter of pride to him, his chances for other employment are slim, at best. On Thursday, April 6, 1995, a fire at 1030 Euclid St NW shook up his world, taking away his home of some fourteen years, separating him from the close community that gave him comfort and stripping him of his worldly possessions, however meager they might have been. Not long into our conversation some sixteen months since the Red Cross helped him with food and shelter until the following Tuesday, it becomes obvious that Jimmy is indeed a special person who needs a little more help than many to navigate the often confusing decisions we all face in life. Unable to afford the $62 per day it would have cost him to stay any longer, he found a home with a cousin for awhile, then sought lodging from friends and other relatives, a fairly common practice in this and other depressed communities around the country. On May 28 this year, a staff member at the Homestead Program office told me that the property had been sold to the Development Corporation of Columbia Heights (DCCH); when asked for details, I was told to file a Freedom Of Information Act request, which I did by FAX following the conversation. On May 30, Lynn C. French, Director of the Homestead Program, called to tell me that the property had actually been sold to the Euclid Park Tenants Association at $250 per unit, that $10,000 per unit in District funds were now in escrow and that the association had contracted with DCCH to do the work.

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98. Journal Of Forensic Accounting (JFA)
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