Tax fraud occurs when an individual or business entity willfully and intentionally falsifies information on a tax return to limit tax liability.

The accumulated earnings tax is imposed on certain corporations that have retained earnings deemed to be excessive for their reasonable business needs.

Tax Avoidance While tax evasion is relatively easy to define, tax avoidance is more contentious. There is no legal definition. Generally speaking, when people in the news talk about tax avoidance they ...

PostEverything South Dakota’s tax avoidance schemes represent federalism at its worst States should be free to experiment with policy — but not to create tax dodges ...

At this point, profit shifting by multinational corporations doesn’t distort Ireland’s balance of payments; it constitutes Ireland’s balance of payments.

The spectre of Paul Baxendale-Walker has once again been seen stalking the courtroom shadows, as the Court of Appeal hands down a judgment in the case ...

Tribunals currently seem to be dealing with more than their fair share of cases resulting from tax avoidance schemes, ...

The Report opens by exploring the meaning of tax avoidance and tax evasion, quoting politicians’ attempts to clarify the distinction between tax evasion (which is illegal); tax avoidance (which ...

As Tory peer Lord Fink admits taking "vanilla" steps to reduce his tax bill and insists "everyone" is at it, Channel 4 News unveils its own avoidance ice cream counter. Which flavour are you?

Income taxes: 37%. Capital gains: 20%. ProPublica found billionaires avoid those by borrowing from banks at interest rates of less than 10%.

Tax avoidance Previous claims we’ve fact checked comparing the amount lost to benefit fraud and tax avoidance have been based on the “ tax gap ”—the estimated difference between the amount of tax that ...

Making use of tax-allowances is good financial planning and by HMRC’s own definition, is merely saving tax as parliament intended – any alternative strategy is purely avoidance.