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42. Employment Tax Enforcement Program FY 2003 Archive Examples of Employment tax fraud Investigations FY 2002 Archive Examples of Employment tax fraud Investigations http://www.ustreas.gov/irs/ci/tax_fraud/docemploymenttax.htm

HOME Tax Fraud Alerts Employment Tax Enforcement Program Employment Tax Enforcement Program Employment Tax Requirements Employers are required by law to withhold employment taxes from their employees. Employment taxes include: Federal Income tax withholding Social Security and Medicare Taxes The federal income tax is a "pay as you go tax." You must pay the tax as you earn or receive income during the year. For most employees this takes the form of income taxes withheld from their pay. Self-employed persons are also required to make estimated tax payments during the year. The pay as you go system was designed to ensure that taxpayers meet their tax obligations timely. Social Security and Medicare taxes pay for benefits workers and their families receive under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA). Social security taxes pay for benefits under the old age, survivors, and disability insurance part of FICA. Medicare taxes pay for hospital benefits. Each employee contributes part of these taxes and the employer pays a matching amount. Self-employed taxpayers must also pay social security and Medicare taxes in the form of self-employment taxes. The programs funded by employment taxes provide essential benefits to many citizens. The importance of the programs will continue to grow as more citizens reach retirement age. The Federal Unemployment Tax Act (FUTA) tax, together with state unemployment systems, provides for payments of unemployment compensation to workers who have lost their jobs.

43. General Tax Fraud Program FY 2003 Archive Examples of General tax fraud Investigations Real Estate Fraud Investigations Increase Through federal tax fraud investigations and http://www.ustreas.gov/irs/ci/tax_fraud/docgeneraltaxfraud.htm

HOME Tax Fraud Alerts General Tax Fraud Program G eneral Tax Fraud Program "Taxes are what we pay for a civilized society." Oliver Wendell Homes Overview The term voluntary compliance means that each of us is responsible for filing a tax return when required, and for determining and paying the correct amount of tax. Fortunately, the vast majority of Americans recognize their legal responsibility, and properly report and pay over their tax obligations. The efforts of Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation (CI) are directed at the portion of American taxpayers who willfully and intentionally violate their known legal duty of voluntarily filing income tax returns and/or paying the correct amount of income, employment, or excise taxes. These individuals pose a serious threat to tax administration and the American economy. The General Fraud Program is Criminal Investigation's largest enforcement program encompassing a wide variety of investigations involving tax and money laundering crimes. This program includes investigations involving a broad spectrum of individuals and industries from all facets of the economy, from small business owners to self-employed to large corporations. General Fraud cases constitute the main component of CI's efforts to most directly influence taxpayer compliance with the Internal Revenue Code. General Fraud is the program from which CI identifies emerging areas of non-compliance in both Legal Source Tax Crimes and Illegal Source Financial Crimes. These emerging areas are instrumental in ensuring CI is focusing resources to most effectively achieve our mission.

44. Customs And Tax Fraud Network Dismantled Customs and tax fraud Network Dismantled. “Jointly with the European AntiFraud Office (OLAF) the operation will also continue on the territory of other http://press.mvr.bg/en/News/news050117_02.htm

Contact Us Help Press Office and Public Relations Directorate mvr.bg home Home News Navigation Structure Legal Framework Director News ... Information News Customs and Tax Fraud Network Dismantled “Jointly with the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) the operation will also continue on the territory of other states”, Lieutenant-General Boyko Borissov said. Representatives of the National Service for Combating Organized Crime of the Ministry of Interior (MoI), the Customs Agency and the National Veterinary Medical Service under the supervision of the Supreme Prosecutor’s Office of Cassation dismantled a network for customs and tax fraud, which has affected the state budget by millions of euro. The organized crime group consisting of four people including a female and many accomplices has been in the import business of meat and meat products from Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands and France for years. Only for the year 2004, through one of these countries alone, 750 imports of meat and meat products were delivered. Each of the deliveries weighed between 20 and 25 tons. During the check-ups into the activity of different companies related to 35 cases so far, it was established that the goods have been double invoiced at rates that were many times lower than their real value. Unauthentic invoices, certificates and changed delivery conditions were presented to the Bulgarian customs. The criminals have been using off-shore companies registered on islands in the English Channel, USA, Cyprus, etc. for the purpose of double invoicing. The group has been using similar fraud mechanisms for import of Turkish, Dubai and Chinese cargo, for which an investigation case was launched at the National Investigative Service in 2004.

45. Tax Fraud Alleged At D.C. Restaurants (washingtonpost.com) tax fraud Alleged At DC Restaurants. Indictment Says Owner Kept $2 Million. By Carol D. Leonnig. Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, April 16, 2005; http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A57284-2005Apr15.html

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46. 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. http://www.legalnewswatch.com/Income-Tax-Fraud_t.html

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47. Louisiana Department Of Revenue Tax Fraud What is tax evasion and what is tax avoidance? tax fraud What is tax fraud? Asked Questions Common questions that customers have asked about tax fraud http://www.rev.state.la.us/sections/fraud/

Home Print Help Site Map ... Sites Tax Fraud Links: Tax Fraud Evasion or Avoidance? What is Tax Fraud? Frequently Asked Questions ... Report Tax Fraud Jump To: Tax Forms e-Services Individual Business ... Practitioner Hot Topics: Louisiana taxpayers may be eligible for sales tax refunds on uninsured personal property Sales Tax Exemption for Food and Beverage Products Stamp Out Fraud, Louisiana Calculate your Withholding Tax ... File Your Taxes Online For Free - Pay By e-Check Tax Fraud Home : Tax Fraud printer friendly The Louisiana Department of Revenue is committed to the fair administration of the tax laws of this state. For us, this means that you-our customer- pay no more and no less than you owe the State of Louisiana. We recognize that most of our customers are honest and seek to pay their fare share for the many services they receive from the state. Unfortunately, we know individuals and businesses that work hard to avoid paying what they owe. Simply put, this is FRAUD and it is ILLEGAL. We need YOU to help us to STOP this CRIMINAL activity. Evasion or Avoidance?

48. Louisiana Department Of Revenue Tax Fraud Sales Tax Exemption for Food and Beverage Products Stamp Out Fraud, Louisiana Calculate your Withholding Tax Alternative Dispute Resolution Quick http://www.rev.state.la.us/sections/fraud/report_form.asp

Home Print Help Site Map ... Sites Links: Tax Fraud Evasion or Avoidance? What is Tax Fraud? Frequently Asked Questions ... Report Tax Fraud Jump To: Tax Forms e-Services Individual Business ... Practitioner Hot Topics: Louisiana taxpayers may be eligible for sales tax refunds on uninsured personal property Sales Tax Exemption for Food and Beverage Products Stamp Out Fraud, Louisiana Calculate your Withholding Tax ... File Your Taxes Online For Free - Pay By e-Check Tax Fraud Home printer friendly While we have been successful in our enforcement efforts, it is impossible to do so without you. Please report any individual, business, or abusive tax promoter that you suspect might be cheating you and the other citizens of this state by committing fraud. All of the information that you submit will be confidential and your identiy will remain protected. Please select the appropriate on-line reporting form. On-line Reporting Forms: Business Individual Promoter If you are not comfortable with transmitting information over the Internet, you may select the appropriate paper reporting form below and print out a copy that must be sent in by regular mail (or FAX): Paper Reporting Forms: Business Individual Promoter top of page ... Accessibility Developed and Maintained by Louisiana Department of Revenue

49. Employment Tax - Underground Economy Operations Reporting Payroll tax fraud; Definition of Underground Economy Underground economy is also referred to as tax evasion, tax fraud, cash pay, tax gap, http://www.edd.ca.gov/taxrep/txueoind.htm

California Home EDD HomePage Index of Tax Services Apply/Register ... Precedent Decisions Reporting: Independent Contractor New Employee Subscribe Tax: Filing Offices Payment Seminars Employment Development Department My CA This site Employment Tax Underground Economy Operations Printer Friendly Version Reporting Payroll Tax Fraud Definition of "Underground Economy" What Does It Cost You? ... Annual Report 2003 (pdf) Annual Report 2001 (pdf) Annual Report 2000 (pdf) You may need to download the free Adobe Reader to view and print linked documents. Reporting Payroll Tax Fraud The Employment Development Department (EDD) has a charge to investigate businesses that avoid paying payroll taxes, many of which are part of the underground economy. If you would like to help us protect workers and create a level playing field for business competition, the EDD offers several methods for reporting such businesses: Call our toll-free hotline: 1-800-528-1783 Fax: 916-227-2772 Submit a Fraud Reporting Form online Mail us a UEO Lead Referral/Complaint Form

50. Voucher School CEO Sentenced To Jail - Vol 14 No 4 - Rethinking Schools Online The tax fraud charges stem from a nonprofit treatment center for juveniles that Mitchell started in 1991. The center closed two years later when Mitchell http://www.rethinkingschools.org/archive/14_04/jai144.shtml

Search Rethinking Schools Help Home Archive Volume 14, No. 4 - Summer 2000 Voucher School CEO Sentenced To Jail Voucher School CEO Sentenced To Jail A Milwaukee judge issued a rebuke to the voucher program before sentencing the CEO of a voucher school - who is also a convicted rapist - to six months in jail for tax fraud on an unrelated matter. By Barbara Miner Circuit Judge Elsa Lamelas said the case "raises so many questions about just what is going on at that school." She also noted concerns about the voucher program overall, saying, "It seems that it is easy pickings for people who are not inclined to be honest." The May 3 sentencing involves James A. Mitchell, CEO of Alex's Academic (sic) of Excellence, a voucher school that opened this school year. In 1971 Mitchell was convicted of rape after he and a friend slapped, threatened to kill, and raped a woman at knifepoint. Mitchell was sentenced to 30 years, released on parole in 1980 but returned to prison until 1984 for a burglary that violated parole. TAX FRAUD The tax fraud charges stem from a non-profit treatment center for juveniles that Mitchell started in 1991. The center closed two years later when Mitchell was unable to make a profit, according to the May 4

51. Findlaw For The Public - Auditors are trained to look for tax fraud a willful act done with the While not good, this sure beats the cost of tax fraud a 75% civil penalty. http://public.findlaw.com/taxation/nolo/ency/95D63E16-B8B3-4824-94C8E27B6809F3F1

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52. Aussie Tax Fraud Probe Widens BUSINESS NEWS Tvnz.co.nz allegedly involved in tax fraud using offshore financial schemes. almost looks like blatant fraud, I wouldn t call it tax planning, McDonald said. http://www.tvnz.co.nz/view/page/425823/599793

Tue 27 Sep 01:24:40 2005 Weather Select your town HOME NEWS SPORT TV ONE Keyword/Search Make TVNZ my Homepage National World Business ... Video Aussie tax fraud probe widens Jul 25, 2005 An Australian investigation into offshore tax schemes has widened from the initial 12 wealthy individuals to involve up to 500 people, Tax Commissioner Michael Carmody says. Last month, the Australian Tax Office and the Australian Crime Commission raided 85 homes and offices in four states and issued 48 warrants in relation to offshore tax schemes. The Crime Commission said the investigation covered the promoters and participants allegedly involved in tax fraud using offshore financial schemes. In some cases, deductions were claimed for payments for expenses and services that were fictitious, while in other cases, assessable income derived offshore was not brought to account in Australia. The ATO said the income was secretly returned to Australia disguised as a loan, an inheritance, a gift, or through credit and debit cards. Carmody said so far 60 people had come forward with information, some to disclose their own affairs and some to talk about people they knew in the offshore tax schemes.

53. Pinochet's Wife, Son Charged With Tax Fraud - The World - Breaking News 24/7 - N THE wife and youngest son of former dictator Augusto Pinochet were detained overnight after a Chilean judge charged them as accomplices in a tax fraud case. http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,16222648-401,00.html

NEWS.com.au FOX SPORTS CLASSIFIEDS NEWSPAPERS Search Site Web Business : Market updates available 24/7 Find the love of your life on match.com ... NT News Help Sitemap Contact Us News Home Story Pinochet's wife, son charged with tax fraud From: Reuters August 11, 2005 THE wife and youngest son of former dictator Augusto Pinochet were detained overnight after a Chilean judge charged them as accomplices in a tax fraud case. Pinochet's wife, Lucia Hiriart, was being held in a military hospital in Santiago. His son, Marco Antonio Pinochet, was being held at a police headquarters, also in the capital. Judge Sergio Munoz has been investigating Pinochet's finances since last year and in a recent court filing said the family hid up to $US17 million ($22.34 million) in more than 100 foreign bank accounts, often under false names. Pinochet, 89, ruled Chile from 1973 to 1990, a period when more than 3,000 people died in political violence. The retired general is still admired by many Chileans who feel he saved the country from Communism, but even staunch supporters were scandalised by revelations last year about his secret wealth. "This ruling shows that no one is above the law. It's been that way since we returned to democracy," government spokesman Osvaldo Puccio told reporters at the national palace.

54. News From Spain: Spanish Property Market Tax Fraud Spanish property market tax fraud. The Socialist government is planning a series of reforms aimed at cleaningup the property market in Spain and http://www.euroresidentes.com/Blogs/2004/12/spanish-property-market-tax-fraud.ht

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=6561252"); News from Spain Thursday, December 02, 2004 Spanish property market tax fraud The Socialist government is planning a series of reforms aimed at "cleaning-up" the property market in Spain and tightening legislation in an attempt to control private sales and reduce tax evasion. According to a report in El Pais yesterday, the price which figures on the deeds of second-hand house sales is actually 30% - 40% lower than the real price - . This means that sellers have to pay less plusval­a (capital gains) tax, and buyers have to pay less VAT (6% of the second-hand property price), less stamp duty and less notary costs. The " contrato privado " (private sales contract) drawn up between buyer and seller contains the real price, but until now has been exactly what its name suggests - private. The result of this, plus the fact that cash is usually used to pay the undeclared percentage, is that there is an awful lot of "black" money circulating around the property market in Spain, and Hacienda, the Spanish tax office, is losing alot of taxes. On Tuesday of this week the government proposed no less than 300 new draft measures to reduce tax fraud, and many of them will be applied to the property market including:

55. #110: 03-09-05 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS TO HALT TAX FRAUD SCHEME TARGETED AT IMM JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS TO HALT tax fraud SCHEME TARGETED AT IMMIGRANTS FROM BOSNIA. Defendant Allegedly Recently Moved Business from Illinois to Texas http://www.usdoj.gov/tax/txdv05110.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2005 WWW.USDOJ.GOV TAX TDD (202) 514-1888 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT SEEKS TO HALT TAX FRAUD SCHEME TARGETED AT IMMIGRANTS FROM BOSNIA Defendant Allegedly Recently Moved Business from Illinois to Texas WASHINGTON, D.C. http://www.usdoj.gov/tax/taxpress2004.htm and http://www.usdoj.gov/tax/taxpress2005.htm . More information about the Tax Division is available at: http://www.usdoj.gov/tax/index.html Related Documents United States v. Angelique L. Tinder, etc. Complaint for Permanent Injunction (PDF document) Portable Document Format (PDF) files may be viewed with a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader Accessibility Information

56. #071: 02-11-02 TAX FRAUD COMPLAINT UNSEALED AGAINST FOUNDER OF ANDERSON ARK & AS 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. http://www.usdoj.gov/opa/pr/2002/February/02_tax_071.htm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2002 WWW.USDOJ.GOV TAX TDD (202) 514-1888 TAX FRAUD COMPLAINT UNSEALED AGAINST WASHINGTON, D.C. - 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.

57. Page Not Available A 45 yearold Auckland man, who flew to the US to avoid prosecution for tax fraud, has been sentenced in the Auckland High Court today. http://www.ird.govt.nz/aboutir/media-releases/2005/media-release-2005-05-13.html

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58. ThirdAge - Money - Tax Center - Fraud And Tax Crimes Auditors are trained to look for tax fraud a willful act done with the While not good, it sure beats the cost of tax fraud a 75% civil penalty. http://www.thirdage.com/money/personal/tax/nolo.fraud.crime.html

Special Features Topics Beauty Blog Classes ... Work Shortcuts Chat Community Workshops Discussions E-Cards ... Quizzes search ThirdAge WWW Money Money Smart Fraud and Tax Crimes A look at who cheats, and how and a discussion of what happens if an auditor suspects you of trying to dodge the IRS. It shouldn't come as a shock to hear that it's a crime to cheat on your taxes. In a recent year, however, only 2,472 Americans were convicted of tax crimes .0022% of all taxpayers. This number is astonishingly small, taking into account that the IRS estimates that 17% of all taxpayers are not complying with the tax laws in some way or another. And the number of convictions for tax crimes has decreased over the past decade. According to the IRS, individual taxpayers do 75% of the cheating mostly middle-income earners. Corporations do most of the rest. Cash-intensive businesses and service industry workers, from handypeople to doctors, are the worst offenders. For example, the IRS claims that waiters and waitresses underreport their cash tips by an average of 84%. How People Cheat on Their Taxes Most people cheat by deliberately underreporting income. A government study found the bulk of the underreporting of income was done by self-employed restaurateurs, clothing store owners and you'll no doubt be shocked car dealers. Telemarketers and salespeople came in next, followed by doctors, lawyers (heavens!), accountants (heavens, again!) and hairdressers.

59. Report Tax Fraud The Illinois Department of Revenue collects taxes for state and local governments, administering tax laws. IDOR regulates riverboat gaming and the state’s http://www.revenue.state.il.us/fraud.htm

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60. Kansas Department Of Revenue - Alcoholic Beverage Control - Tax Fraud Enforcemen tax fraud Enforcement. Part of living in a free society involves the payment of taxes so the government can provide an infrastructure to ensure that its http://www.ksrevenue.org/abctaxfraud.htm

Home About KDOR Alcoholic Beverage Control Alcoholic Beverage Control Tax Fraud Enforcement Part of living in a free society involves the payment of taxes so the government can provide an infrastructure to ensure that its citizens have a fair opportunity to prosper. The government relies on its citizens and businesses to voluntarily pay a portion of their income and sales to fund education, roads and highways, social programs, criminal justice and other services that provide the foundation for society to function. When citizens and businesses choose to ignore their charge to society by failing to pay the appropriate amount of taxes, unjust consequences follow. Non-compliance with tax laws place a heavier burden on honest taxpayers who have to make up the difference. Business owners who do not fulfill tax obligations can gain a competitive advantage over their honest competitors. The Kansas Department of Revenue (KDOR) is committed to upholding the integrity of the tax system. KDOR takes its responsibility to detect and confront noncompliance very seriously. The legislature has given KDOR appropriate tools to maintain a level playing field by applying legal remedies to enforce compliance when taxpayers choose to disregard their tax obligations. These tools include civil remedies such as wage garnishments, bank account levies and seizure of assets. Criminal sanctions are also available for KDOR to use when the noncompliance is more serious in nature. The vast majority of taxpayers are honest and KDOR is dedicated to providing world class service to them. KDOR recognizes that taxpayers are our customers and their satisfaction is paramount to our success. When dishonest taxpayers deliberately fail to file, misrepresent or conceal facts in order to understate tax liability, however, KDOR must address the situation in a firm and fair manner in order to protect honest taxpayers.

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