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A lawyer specializing in tax fraud and tax evasion law is a legal professional with extensive knowledge and experience in handling cases related to tax-related crimes. These lawyers typically work with individuals, businesses, and organizations to navigate the complex regulations and laws about taxes and ensure compliance with the tax code.
A tax fraud lawyer can provide legal representation and guidance to clients accused of committing tax fraud, including intentionally failing to report income, claiming false deductions, or hiding assets in offshore accounts to evade taxes. They can also assist clients under investigation by the IRS or other tax authorities.
In addition to representing clients in court, tax fraud lawyers may offer legal advice on tax planning, help clients develop strategies for avoiding potential tax liabilities, and negotiate settlements with tax authorities. They may work in private practice or as part of a larger law firm and may have additional certifications or training in tax law or accounting.