Tax Fraud

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Tax fraud is committed when persons do not file tax forms or file false tax returns. When tax fraud is committed it penalizes honest taxpayers by not allowing the amount of revenue that is needed for federal and state funding. Every individual is responsible for filing a tax return and paying the correct amount of taxes. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is in charge of investigating tax fraud and enforcing tax laws.

When tax fraud is committed, the IRS will penalize those individuals that have knowingly violated tax laws. Tax fraud is a serious offense because it affects the tax administration and the American economy. Penalties for tax fraud include imprisonment and/or fines. If you are being investigated by the IRS and would like information on your legal rights and options regarding tax fraud, please contact us.