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Category Archives: Tax Fraud
Why Trust Fund Tax Fraud is Bad
We received an email regarding the post we did on Ace Tire & Parts. The owners of Ace are accused of violating federal employment laws and have each pleaded guilty to one count of tax fraud. In any case, we … Continue reading
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A Bozo Scheme Fails
Please don’t try this yourselves. You have a successful business (in this case, Ace Tire & Parts of Coraoplis, Pennsylvania). You decide that you don’t have to pay payroll taxes; instead, you’ll make your employees checks payable to “Cash” and … Continue reading
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A Graduate of Western Tax Service?
The Western Tax Service method of preparing tax returns is different. Customers love the high refunds. Of course, the deductions claimed on Schedule A were almost all either false or overinflated. Did I mention that Western’s proprietor is at ClubFed … Continue reading
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Another Offshore Scheme Down the Drain
I’ve been saying for some time that offshore trusts and bank accounts set up with no purpose at all (except to avoid US income taxes) are definitely in the cross-hairs of the IRS. Another user of this scheme will be … Continue reading
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It Is Difficult to Overemphasize the Breadth and Depth of the Corruption
The title of this post is a quote from the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Former Atlanta Mayor Bill Campbell had appealed his conviction and his sentence on tax fraud charges. The Appeals Court found his conviction and sentence to … Continue reading
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What’s the ClubFed Party Scene Like?
That’s probably one of the thoughts going through Timothy Heffner’s mind right now. Mr. Heffner, of Pittsburgh, pleaded guilty to fraud, conspiracy and tax evasion charges on Tuesday. Mr. Heffner, according to the story in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, “entertained on … Continue reading
Off the Deep End
Now that it’s summer, you may be considering a trip to the pool. Swimming is a great summer activity, but you do have to be careful when you dive into a pool. One diving coach jumped into some hot water … Continue reading
Another Offshore Scheme Goes Down the Drain
I’m not a big drinker. The former President and co-owner of Domecq Importers will have 10 years at ClubFed of being a teetotaler after pleading guilty to fraud and tax fraud charges. Domecq Importers was a large liquor importer based … Continue reading
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Flying Carpet Falls to Earth
I’m often asked by clients about what they can put down on a tax return. I tell them that the US works on a voluntary-based income tax system. You can put down anything on a tax return. Of course, you … Continue reading
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They Were on the Phone for 25 Hours Each Day
And that’s not a typo in the title. The telephone excise tax refund got a few bozo tax preparers thinking (an oxymoron, of course), “If the government is going to hand out this money [usually $30 – $60] with little … Continue reading
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