Taxpayers 'Gamble' by Committing Fraud, Even With Diminished IRS

Tax & Accounting Podcast by Bloomberg Tax

Dec 3, 202514:44News & Politics

Anyone thinking about pushing the boundaries of tax law should remember that there's no federal statute of limitations on prosecuting fraud, even with weakened IRS enforcement, said Carolyn Schenck, who spent 20 years at...

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