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There is no obligation to file a tax return if you haven’t earned money.
→ Read MoreTax fraud is a federal crime with serious consequences and a crime that rarely stays hidden. Between the IRS’s audit computers and the Whistleblower program, tax fraud is nearly impossible to hide. Filing a fraudulent return can result in fines up to $250,000 for an individual or $500,000 for a corporation and up to 3 years in jail along with the cost of prosecution. If the IRS is charging you with tax fraud, you must hire an attorney and be prepared for a long, difficult and humiliating process.
→ Read MoreThe consequences for not filing your taxes snowball as time passes. For instance, delaying your filing past April 15th will automatically result in a fine of either $100 dollars or 5 percent per month of your taxes owed. If you continue refusing to file, the IRS will charge you 100 percent of your taxes owed and will not allow you any deductions or credits.
→ Read MoreIntentionally failing to file a tax return can result in stiff penalties including up to one year in prison and $100,000 in fines along with the prosecution costs.
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