Criminal Tax Evasion
N/AOUTCOME: $92,000 restitution and no jail time
Client was facing numerous counts of tax evasion and aiding and abetting after the government accused him of preparing false tax returns for himself and others.
San Diego, CA
Tax Lawyer at San Diego, CA
Practice Areas: Tax, White Collar Crime, Business
OUTCOME: $92,000 restitution and no jail time
Client was facing numerous counts of tax evasion and aiding and abetting after the government accused him of preparing false tax returns for himself and others.
OUTCOME: Successfully abated full amount
OUTCOME: Established a payment plan for $350 per month
OUTCOME: Client received no jail time and the court sentenced him to probation. Reduced forfeiture amount from $200,000 to $150,000
Client pled to one charge of structuring transactions to evade reporting requirements.
OUTCOME: The court sentenced the client to only ten months of custody
The maximum sentence for conspiracy to defraud the government is 10 years and the maximum sentence for filing false personal income tax returns is 3 years.
OUTCOME: Prevented the filing of an IRS and FTB lien on $6 million liability
OUTCOME: The IRS did not personally assess the President, who had hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of assets.
OUTCOME: Represented Taxpayer against a civil injunction seeking to enjoin him from preparing federal income tax returns