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The Difference Between Tax Evasion And Avoidance
Published: 12/22/2010 by Frank Smith in Taxation Law
(0 reviews)Tax evasion is against the law. Tax avoidance is just savvy accounting. That sounds pretty flip but it's the truth. Tax avoidance is simply using the existing tax laws to reduce the total taxes that are due. Typically this is done by exploiting looph
Corporate Tax Law
Published: 12/11/2010 by Rebecca Brown in Taxation Law
Starting a corporation is a natural and very important step in development of any business that has the possibility to become too large for a company. Still it is not easy, when starting a corporation you need to define the type of shares, invite sha
Raleigh Embezzlement Law: Tax Implications
Published: 12/18/2010 by Damon Chetson in Taxation Law
If you've been convicted of embezzlement, the tax authorities might come after you at some point - IRS - etc. because the amount of money you allegedly took from an employer, the state, or other organization may have been unreported. Call a criminal
Classifying tax types and reform law after the economic recession
Published: 12/09/2010 by Ashley Smith in Taxation Law
The tax structure is very confusing and complex. It is quite evident that there is going to be strict penalties for people mistakenly or purposely evaded tax. It is imperative that such a person take expert legal aide.
Michigan Taxation Law
Published: 12/11/2010 by Kumar Kumar in Taxation Law
There are more than 52 taxes from both the state and local entities in Michigan, but they all fall into one of the five main types of taxes levied against individuals or businesses. These are income taxes, sales taxes, property taxes, transportation
Common Scenarios of Tax Evasion
Published: 12/23/2010 by Henry Wade in Criminal Defense
Henry Wade is a white collar criminal defense lawyer of The Wade Law Firm in Texas, and he has been practicing law for over 20 years. In Wade's experience, unfortunately, many people think that they can get away with tax evasion. But regardless of ho
Tax Attorneys Shump Law Firm
Published: 12/10/2010 by Karen Lopez in Taxation Law
The banner of Shump Law Firm is "creative solutions, exceptional results". The Shump Law Firm heralded the fact that it can be hard to know where to turn for knowledgeable tax advice when building up a business, making an estate plan or coordinating
Business Records and Substantiation
Published: 12/17/2010 by Frank Lawyers in Business Law
Generally taxes are all about income, deductions and substantiation. One of the areas where taxpayers are substantially at risk is record keeping and substantiation for claims made for deductions. Under section 262A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1
Taxation Law - Goods And Services Tax
Published: 12/17/2010 by Frank Lawyers in Taxation Law
As everyone understands there are a number of Commonwealth Government taxes. The major ones are CGT, FBT, ICT, GST, LCT and PAYG (earn/withholding). At this stage this paper will only deal with GST legislation. The main piece of GST legislation is
Understanding the IRS Whistleblower Program
Published: 12/16/2010 by James Blatt in Taxation Law
If you think you have ample proof regarding an entity's tax evasion/fraud attempt, you had better talk to an attorney. Understand the details of the whistleblower program beforehand.
