Identify indicators of tax fraud/evasion and abusive tax schemes to protect your employers, your clients, and yourself.
Many lawyers and CPAs do not understand the difference between civil tax avoidance and criminal tax evasion and the factors the IRS will use to determine whether a case is criminal or civil. This presentation will explain how the IRS determines whether actions by a taxpayer cross the line and become criminal and how, when, and why the IRS criminally prosecutes some taxpayers and only assesses civil penalties against others. We will discuss the criminal statutes that the IRS uses to prosecute taxpayers for the positions they take on their tax returns. The difference between these two important concepts directly connects to the intent of the taxpayer. Legitimate attempts to minimize tax requirements are a common practice but be advised that the IRS has a good handle on what is okay under the law and what goes over the line. A better understanding of avoidance vs. evasion will assist you and your clients to stay on the good side of the IRS.
Agenda
Faculty
Robert C. Webb
Frost Brown Todd LLP
- Member of Frost Brown Todd LLC’s white-collar, tax, and business litigation practices in Louisville, KY
- Represents individuals and corporations in criminal tax fraud, white-collar, and commercial litigation matters
- Has led the defense of federal and state criminal offenses at the investigatory, grand jury, and trial levels in such areas as criminal tax fraud, mail and wire fraud, interstate transportation of stolen goods, criminal and civil RICO, health care fraud, criminal antitrust, money laundering, gambling, and environmental matters
- Successfully represented a former Kentucky government official in a major tax fraud and mail fraud trial, as well as executives in a health care fraud and grand jury investigation
- Conducted internal investigations for public companies and has extensive experience in counseling clients on voluntary disclosure issues
- Worked at the Department of Justice in Washington, D.C., in the Civil Tax Litigation Division, and was a professor at Bellarmine College, where he taught federal taxation of entities
- Has written numerous articles regarding criminal tax and white-collar matters
- Wrote the Criminal Tax Practice Monograph for the University of Kentucky College of Law
- LL.M. degree in taxation, Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.
- Can be contacted at [email protected], 502-589-5400, or http://www.frostbrowntodd.com/professionals-bob-webb.html
Elliott E. Lieb, CFE
Lieb Consulting
- Owns and operates Lieb Consulting
- Conducts financial fraud investigations, criminal tax defense, money laundering defense, Bank Secrecy Act defense, and other white-collar crime defense with a variety of accredited criminal attorneys, including expert witness testimony in money laundering and financial crimes
- Contract instructor Multi-Jurisdictional Counter Drug Task Force Training (ONDCP), teaching financial investigations and money laundering to other law enforcement agencies as well as military personnel worldwide
- Past IRS Criminal Investigator (Special Agent) — case agent, supervisor, Assistant Division Chief, Division Chief, and other management positions in various field offices throughout the United States
- Adjunct professor, Forensic Accounting, University of Cincinnati, Graduate School of Accounting, awarded the Dean’s List of Teaching Excellence
- Guest speaker at many local bar associations and various universities
- B.S. degree in accounting, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 859-331-5432
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