tax evasion

Long-Neglected IRS Enjoying Cash Infusion Under Biden

Customer service, enforcement both seeing revamps with money from 2022’s Inflation Reduction Act.
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Longtime Trump Exec To Plead Guilty!

The Trump Organization’s chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg, is set to plead guilty in a tax evasion case .
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Republicans Decry Democrats’ Push For IRS Crackdown On Tax Evasion

The party of “law and order” hates strict enforcement of tax laws.
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Reality TV Couple Face Prison Time After Jury Finds Them Guilty Of Fraud

USA Network had previously announced it would renew Todd and Julie Chrisley's show "Chrisley Knows Best" for a 10th season.
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America's Richest 1% Dodge Taxes On More Than A Fifth Of Their Income, Study Finds

The money is hidden through a variety of strategies, including stashing billions of dollars in offshore accounts.
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Deadbeat Millionaires Owe IRS $2.4 Billion As Audits Of Rich Plunge 72%

IRS funding cuts are hamstringing the agency, allowing billions of dollars to "slip through its fingers," warns a new report.
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Trump Pardons Ex-Husband Of Fox News' Jeanine Pirro In Final Hours Of Presidency

Albert Pirro, who has represented Trump in real estate deals, was convicted of tax evasion in 2000.
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Trump Could Face Tax Fraud Probe, Manhattan Prosecutor Says For First Time

Lawyers for District Attorney Cyrus Vance said the “mountainous” public allegations of misconduct could justify a grand jury probe.
By Jonathan Stempel, Reuters

Ex-Cop Accused In George Floyd Death Faces Tax Evasion Charges

Derek Chauvin and his wife face numerous charges of filing false or fraudulent tax returns between 2014-19.
By Amy Forliti, AP

Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh Pleads Guilty For Fraud And Tax Evasion

Pugh resigned in May after revelations she sold her self-published “Healthy Holly” books to non-profits and foundations to promote her political career.
By Brian Witte and Regina Garcia Cano, AP