Silver Law specializes in representing both individuals and corporations against a wide range of criminal tax accusations. As experienced Anthem criminal tax lawyers, we carry over 100 combined years of experience defending clients with knowledge and diligence. Let our team at Silver Law use our skill and experience to defend your case in both state and national courts.
Each of our Anthem criminal tax defense attorneys at Silver Law, PLC, has experience as a former IRS lawyer, which allows us to see both sides of your dispute and determine the best strategy for combating the charges. With unmatched experience and knowledge, Silver Law can be trusted to achieve optimal results in your case.
From local to national court, Silver Law is prepared to defend your constitutional rights in your case.
If you are facing allegations of criminal tax fraud, our Anthem tax litigation lawyers can protect you.
Whether you have been charged with tax evasion, asset concealment, underpayment, or non-payment, Silver Law can help.
Contact Silver Law, PLC, for exceptional representation against charges of failure to file a tax return.
With former Anthem IRS attorneys on staff, Silver Law carries the skill and knowledge necessary to thoroughly defend your rights.
Tax evasion charges are a serious matter with severe, lifelong consequences from both civil and criminal court. If you have been charged with tax evasion, contact Silver Law to consult with Anthem’s best criminal tax attorneys and receive excellent representation.
With the Preeminent Rating and a strong history of successful representation for clients facing tax fraud charges, Silver Law will negotiate for optimal resolution while ensuring your rights are protected every step of the way.
If you are in a dispute with the IRS or need legal guidance regarding IRS concerns, our former IRS lawyers at Silver Law are an excellent resource. From expert advice to reliable representation, we are here for you.
IRS special agents are trained to investigate suspected criminal activity against the IRS. This includes contacting all individuals and businesses they suspect of being guilty of tax crimes.
If you do not file consistent tax returns, or file fraudulently, you are liable for imprisonment of up to 1 year. Each year you do not file can equal one year in jail.
Tax avoidance occurs if you or your business try to lessen your liability to get more in return. Tax evasion occurs if you purposely pay less or not at all.
Conviction of tax evasion can lead to a federal prison sentence for up to 5 years, along with paying up to $100,000 in fines. This is an extremely serious situation.
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