Category: Civil Tax Penalties

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Civil Tax Penalties
Penalty for Filing a False Tax Return

The penalty for filing a false tax return can be steep, and including monetary fines and prison time. Learn the risks of filing a false return.

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Civil Tax Penalties
Tax Evasion Penalty

The penalty for tax evasion is no joke. There are civil consequences (like fines and penalties) and criminal consequences (like prison time).

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Civil Tax Fraud
What are Fraudulent Transfer Statute of Limitations

The IRS has an extended statute of limitations to go after fraudulent transfers. This helps them collect past due tax debt.

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Civil Tax Penalties
Are penalties and interests tax deductible?

Unfortunately, IRS penalties and interest are not tax deductible. Learn about the different type of IRS penalties.

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Civil Tax Penalties
IRS Whistleblower Program

The IRS Whistleblower Program is a safe way to report those who violate tax laws – and you might get a reward for your information.

The Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) is an IRS priority enforcement area. Non-compliance can lead to penalties and even jail time.
Civil Tax Penalties
Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) – Everything You Need to Know

The Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (TFRP) is an IRS priority enforcement area. Non-compliance can lead to penalties and even jail time.

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Civil Tax Penalties
Top IRS Audit Triggers for 2021

What increases your chances of getting audited? Learn about the IRS audit triggers that will put you on the IRS’s radar.

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Civil Tax Penalties
How Far Back Can IRS Audit – 2021 Updated

Normally the IRS has three years to audit. But in some cases they can go back six years – or even farther if they suspect fraud.