How to determine if Fraud is present – ask the tough question to the client

Fraud may be underreporting income, excessive business deductions, concealing assets – both domestic and international assets, structuring, misclassification of employees, failure to file correct 941s or Trust Fund issues, and many other scenarios that could lead to a civil penalty, or worse, criminal charges. This webinar by tax attorney Adam Fayne will discuss best practices when representing a Taxpayer that has committed fraud on his or her tax return.

During the webinar, Adam will provide insight and tools to assist your client to navigate the delicate nature of audits that have potential fraud exposure. You will learn what disclosure to affirmatively make, and those disclosures to try and avoid. You will learn what the IRS looks for in determining whether fraud is present and how to mitigate fraud to hopefully keep the audit civil, and not criminal. Adam will also discuss how to respond to IRS Summons for documentation and interview of the taxpayer. And lastly, Adam will discuss best practices when your client’s case is referred for criminal prosecution.  

Webinar Highlights

• How to determine if Fraud is present – ask the tough question to the client.
• How to tell if the IRS is aware of fraud.
• Tools to mitigate the damage from a fraudulent tax return.
• Civil consequences of a fraudulent return.
• Criminal consequences of a fraudulent return.
• How to correct a fraudulent tax return.

Who Should Attend

• Accountants
• Tax preparers
• CFOs
• Financial compliance professionals
• Lawyers