-
CPA skims half a mil; rough ride; makeup fake-up; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
December 21 -
Fund manager David Gorton sued a U.S. law firm for fraud after its lawyers convinced him to buy into a carbon-credit investment that they had an undeclared financial interest in, according to a London lawsuit.
December 21 -
Lots of loot, lots of cars; figures that didn’t add up; Fast time; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
December 14 -
Declining manpower continues to sap the Internal Revenue Service’s ability to pursue criminal cases, as the number of new investigations dropped by 11 percent over the past year and recommendations for prosecution fell by 18 percent.
December 14 -
The Internal Revenue Service issued a warning Wednesday to taxpayers and tax professionals about a new email scam targeting Hotmail users in which the thieves try to steal personal and financial information.
December 13 -
Virtual currency owners experiencing the thrill of record high values should take note that the IRS is stepping up enforcement.
December 8
Graves Garrett LLC -
Like mother, like daughter; a rep for refunds; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
December 7 -
For Carl J. Marinello II, the omnibus clause, or “uber” clause, in Code section 7212(a) had the effect of turning his failures to file tax returns over a period of years from misdemeanors into a felony.
December 6 -
CPA under-reports income; an open relationship and a hidden scheme; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
December 3 -
Coinbase Inc. lost a bid to block an Internal Revenue Service investigation into whether some of the company’s customers haven’t reported their cryptocurrency gains.
November 29 -
A new report from the Government Accountability Office suggests the Internal Revenue Service should increase its efforts to collaborate with the tax preparation industry and state tax authorities in the battle against identity theft and tax fraud.
November 28 -
A quarter million for phony work; pools, snow and fraud; bogus figures all around; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
November 26 -
A former Swiss banker was acquitted of helping U.S. clients dodge taxes, dealing prosecutors a dramatic loss in their efforts to hold individuals responsible after the government successfully targeted financial institutions.
November 22 -
The Internal Revenue Service isn’t doing enough to ensure that Electronic Filing Identification Numbers are assigned to qualified applicants or deactivated when needed, according to a new report.
November 20 -
So busted; many clients, not one business; plenty for wife and girlfriend; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
November 17 -
A federal jury in Boston has convicted a Miami CPA on multiple counts of tax fraud and obstructing the Internal Revenue Service, but he is vowing to appeal.
November 15 -
In Vanuatu, a remote archipelago in the South Pacific, a popular tourist attraction is something called land diving. Villagers on the lush outer island of Pentecost jump headfirst from a tall wooden tower with tree vines tied to their ankles to break their fall. For the divers, the rite of passage is a plunge into the unknown—and that’s not a bad metaphor for where this secretive tax haven is headed these days.
November 15 -
Coinbase Inc. customers who haven’t reported their cryptocurrency gains to the Internal Revenue Service, beware.
November 10 -
Bad call; anti-social behavior; wearing Frownies; and other highlights of recent tax cases.
November 9 -
The 10,000 bitcoins that seven years ago famously paid for the delivery of two Papa John’s pizzas would be worth more than $74 million today.
November 9











