Income Tax Evasion

When faced with a staggering tax bill, even the most honest people struggle with the lure of income tax evasion. After all, everybody else is doing it, so why don't you? However, the fact is not everyone tries to evade their taxes. The IRS may not catch everyone who tries, but when they do catch someone, they are merciless, so it is best to be honest and seek professional help with your taxes rather than resorting to this illegal solution.

What happens if I evade paying my taxes?
If you decided to try income tax evasion as a method of solving your tax problems, then there are two possibilities you face. First, you might get away with it. But keep in mind that the IRS has the right to go back as far as 10 years into your past-sometimes even longer. Just because you may get away with it at the time, your tax evasion may reveal itself under an IRS audit. Remember-it is a crime to willingly commit tax fraud.

Even if you have unwittingly committed income tax evasion, the penalties will be no less severe. You can be assessed interest penalties as high as 75%, with the interest starting from the moment you committed the fraud. However, these penalties can be negotiated, depending on whether or not you willingly or unwillingly committed tax evasion.

In addition to interest penalties, failure to resolve the error in a timely manner could result in the IRS taking legal action against you or your business. Some of the legal tools they can use are: liens against your assets and property; seizure of assets; garnishing wages or income; and even prison time. The penalties are severe because the IRS wants to discourage people from attempting income tax evasion in the first place.

I got caught, what happens next?
The IRS Problem & Tax Lien Help Group deals with the IRS on a regular basis, so we are in an excellent position to negotiate for our clients. No matter what the reason for the income tax evasion, we want to help. We have had experience negotiating repayment plans with the IRS, so we know the best approach to take.

In the past, we have been able to negotiate a reduction in interest penalties for our clients. We will also do our best to come up with a manageable repayment plan that will help to ease the financial burden you are under. It is important to remember that the IRS will expect a rapid payment once they find an error, so delaying is not an option. The sooner you call us for a free consultation, the sooner we can come up with a strategy that will work best for you.

No matter what your situation is, we are here to help. There are several ways to justify income tax evasion to the IRS, but arguments carry more weight when they come from people who speak their language. We are on equal footing with the IRS, and our experienced professionals know what to say, and when to say it.

Being accused of income tax evasion can be bad for your credit, and may put your future returns under close scrutiny. Getting help from a professional organization like the IRS Problem & Tax Lien Help Group will show the IRS that you are taking the matter seriously and want to resolve the situation quickly. The free consultation is the first move toward clearing your good name, and getting your financial house in order.

Remember, our initial consultations are always free, and are always confidential. Contact a representative here, and ensure you obtain tax relief. The call is free, the advice just might be priceless.

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