By Robert M. Finkel
A presentation to the Boston Bar Association Tax Section
May 18, 2005
This presentation is available as a PDF.
Simplified outline:
I. Civil vs. Criminal Tax Statutes
II. Sources of Criminal Tax Cases
III. Badges of Fraud
IV. Affirmative Acts vs. Affirmative Indications
V. Role of Fraud Referral Specialist
VI. Bad Signs
VII. Examination Process — Things to do immediately
VIII. Suspension of Civil Examination
IX. Criminal Fraud Referral
X. Role of Accountant and Tax Return Preparer
XI. After Conclusion of the Criminal Case
Download the full article Life Cycle Of A Tax Fraud Case as a PDF. For more information on tax fraud issues, please contact Robert M. Finkel.
This article is not intended to constitute legal or tax advice and cannot be used for the purpose of avoiding penalties under the Internal Revenue Code or promoting, marketing or recommending any transaction or matter addressed herein.
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