Category Archives: Tax Fraud

If It Sounds Too Good to be True (2)

Forbes Magazine’s cover story is on tax fraud—specifically, the Son of Boss shelter-scheme. I’ll post a link to the article when it hits the web (in about two weeks). Until then, a good rule of thumb: if it sounds too … Continue reading

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Thievery and Cheating on Taxes

Sometimes you just can’t win. Indeed, for local attorney Albert M. Graham, he was faced with a dilemma. His bookkeeper embezzled money from him. And that bookkeeper was the one who aided in your keeping of income away from the … Continue reading

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Unorthodox Attorney’s Method: Don’t Pay the IRS

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that J. Tony Serra, a criminal defense attorney, has been charged for “at least the third time” with failure to pay federal income taxes. He’s expected to plead guilty to at least one of the … Continue reading

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