IRS’s 2011 Annual List of Tax Scams
December 2nd, 2011
The IRS and the Justice Department work together to combat tax scams and to issue heavy fines and imprisonment for promoters. Meanwhile, taxpayers who become involved in these schemes must repay all taxes due plus interest and penalties.
The IRS has published its annual list of “dirty dozen” tax scams in 2011:
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1. Hiding Income Offshore
2. Identity Theft and Phishing
3. Return Preparer Fraud
4. Filing False or Misleading Forms
5. Frivolous Arguments
6. Nontaxable Social Security Benefits with Exaggerated Withholding Credit
7. Abuse of Charitable Organizations and Deductions
8. Abusive Retirement Plans
9. Disguised Corporate Ownership
10. Zero Wages
11. Misuse of Trusts
12. Fuel Tax Credit Scams
A full discussion of the “dirty dozen” is available on the IRS’s website.
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