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A Las Vegas lawyer who previously pleaded guilty to tax evasion and willfully failed to file federal income tax returns or pay any taxes for a five-year period was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison. Mark A. Lobello was indicted by the federal grand Jury in November 2006. According to court records, Lobello handled business disputes, personal injury lawsuits and divorce matters. From 1997 and 2001, Lobello earned more than Tags: concealing income from IRS , failure to file federal tax return , failure to pay taxes , tax evasion Posted in IRS Tax Cases , IRS Times and Inquirer | 1 Comment »

incarceration and supervised release imposed on an individual following his conviction for aiding and assisting in the preparation of fraudulent income tax returns was proper. The individual committed substantial fraud over a span of several years by claiming false deductions for himself and obtaining income from a tax preparation business that submitted fraudulent returns on behalf of many other taxpayers. The trial court properly considered the sentencing guidelines, the individual’s medical and mental health requirements, the scale of the offenses and the length of time over which they took place, the interests of general and specific deterrence,

tax audit , tax audits , tax lawyer , tax resolution services , Tax Tips Posted in Seeking Professional Tax Help , Taxpayer Rights | No Comments » lawmakers Pressure the IRS to Strengthen Collection Efforts to Close the Yearly $345 Billion Tax Gap Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 As part of recent efforts to collect unpaid taxes, the Senate Finance Committee has held a confirmation hearing on July 14 to consider the nomination of William Wilkins to be IRS Chief Counsel. Wilkins is expected to spearhead IRS efforts to close the $345 billion a year tax gap. In this recession, the government feels more