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Images of Paul Manafort’s multimillion-dollar houses and elegant suits, along with his tax filings, loan documents and summaries of money from foreign sources, will be displayed to jurors when he goes on trial this month.
July 19 -
President Vladimir Putin’s offer to help the U.S. investigate alleged Russian election meddling, hailed as an “incredible” gesture by Donald Trump, included the same allegations made by a Kremlin-linked lawyer at a controversial 2016 meeting with top campaign officials of the future president.
July 18 -
Disabled, in foster care and deductible; no profits but thousands in expenses; conviction overturned; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
July 12 -
One, two, three, jail!; lack of class; Deepwater sentencing; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
July 10 -
Forensic accountant Tiffany Couch shares three stories from her files, with valuable lessons for finding and preventing fraud.
July 9 -
Select falsehoods; buffet of crime; unmerrie melodies; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
June 28 -
Leaders of tax enforcement authorities from the five countries have allied to create the Joint Chiefs of Global Tax Enforcement (or J5), to collaborate in fighting international and transnational tax crimes and money laundering.
June 28 -
The Internal Revenue Service has been leading the charge on investigations of Bitcoin users, with more on the way now that it has access to information from at least 14,000 customers of Coinbase.
June 27 -
The Senate Finance Committee plans to hold a confirmation hearing next Thursday for the nominee for Internal Revenue Service commissioner, Charles “Chuck” Rettig, a Beverly Hills tax attorney.
June 22 -
Cars, jewelry and rent; former IRS agent gets 52 months; brothers in crime; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
June 22 -
An ex-employee with the Criminal Investigation unit was found guilty of obstruction of justice and stealing government money.
June 20 -
Too many credits; marriage, investing and taxes; South Carolina and Amazon; and other highlights from our favorite tax bloggers.
June 20
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Good move, Genius; thousands in gold coins; can’t afford to pay; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
June 19 -
There are two types of soccer executives, according to 2011 testimony given by Chuck Blazer, then the highest-ranking American in international soccer: those who take bribes, and those who pay them.
June 12 -
PEG nailed; taken for a ride; fifth Canadian fraud conviction; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
June 8 -
The former CFO of a taxi management company with links to Donald Trump’s personal lawyer agreed to cooperate in ongoing investigations.
June 1 -
Several business names; politics as usual; fraudulent spins; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
June 1 -
Abundant energy; ‘I wouldn’t go too high;’ maximum mileage from stolen IDs; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
May 24 -
New phishing emails from scammers are posing as state accounting and professional associations to lure tax pros into volunteering sensitive info, the IRS said.
May 24 -
Almost one out of two large global companies experienced some form of fraud, theft, money laundering or other financial crime in the past year, according to a new report.
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