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Civil tax fraud occurs when a taxpayer intentionally provides false or misleading information to reduce their tax liability. The IRS investigates cases where income is hidden, records are altered, or deductions are deliberately inflated.
When fraud is proven, the IRS can impose heavy penalties, often up to 75% of the unpaid tax, along with interest. Taxpayers may also face audits, financial scrutiny, and long-term consequences.
To avoid issues, it’s important to maintain accurate records, file honestly, and respond promptly to IRS notices. Professional guidance from a tax expert can help resolve disputes and ensure compliance with federal tax laws.
The article explains how audits work, what evidence the IRS relies on, and how taxpayers can protect themselves. Read the full blog here.
