Tax Evasion Litigation

Tax evasion litigation refers to legal disputes arising when individuals or businesses are accused of intentionally avoiding paying taxes owed to the government. This can involve actions like underreporting income, inflating deductions, or hiding money in offshore accounts. The government may audit, impose penalties, or file criminal charges against those suspected of evasion. In court, the accused can challenge the evidence and argue their case. Successful defense may lead to fines or reduced penalties, while failure to prove innocence can result in serious consequences, including substantial fines or imprisonment.