Criminal Defense Lawyer Offers Assistance With Tax Evasion In MN

Nov 27, 2019

November 27, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Minneapolis, MN residents in need of representation in tax evasion cases can find exactly the kind of help they are looking for at the Birrell Law Firm. The firm focuses mainly on tax evasion cases, and thus their lawyers have years of experience in dealing with all kinds of different tax evasion cases. Many Minneapolis residents have come to rely greatly on Birrell criminal defense-tax evasion lawyers. Learn more here: Birrell Criminal Defense - Tax Evasion Lawyers.

Tax fraud and tax evasion are very serious crimes that can be brought by either federal or state prosecutors. Being found guilty can lead to some very serious repercussions, possibly even leading to a five year prison sentence or several thousands of dollars in fines. This is why it is very important, when facing a tax evasion case, that one makes sure to have the best representation possible. The attorneys at Birrell have represented countless clients in tax evasion cases and seen great success.

“With a CPA on our team of qualified tax evasion attorneys, we are knowledgeable about the law and investigatory process when it comes to these types of criminal actions,” says the firm. “The lawyers at Birrell Criminal Defense have handled complex criminal tax cases. Effective lawyers require both a savvy understanding of these issues and a determination to help you interact with law enforcement and the government lawyers. That’s what we are here to do. We will be right by your side at every step to help you understand your case in order to make effective decisions. We will also ensure you are treated fairly.”

A number of actions can be considered a form of tax evasion and it is important to know exactly what one should avoid doing, or if they are already facing charges, understand why they are being charged. One of the most common actions looked for by prosecutors and investigators when dealing with a tax evasion case is failure to file tax returns. According to 26 USCS § 7203, failure to file a tax return is a Federal crime or offense for anyone who fails to file a federal income tax return when they are required to do so.

Another action which may constitute tax evasion is understatement of income. “A substantial understatement of income tax is defined as an understatement of tax that exceeds the greater of 10% of the tax required to be shown on the tax return or $ 5,000,” the firm states. This is somewhat similar to concealment of assets, which involves knowingly and fraudulently hiding one’s property and other assets in order to avoid taxes.

Other things which prosecutors may look for include dealing in cash to avoid payroll taxes, implausible or inconsistent explanations of behavior, attempting to conceal illegal activities, inadequate records, failure to make estimated tax payments and failure to cooperate with tax authorities. Defending oneself when facing such allegations requires the aid of a reputable and experienced MN tax evasion attorney.

“If you believe you are being investigated for or are being prosecuted for any of these crimes, you should speak to a federal criminal tax attorney immediately,” the firm says. “It is important to understand that all actions you take during the course of a tax audit may determine whether or not you are charged with a state or federal tax offense. For instance, lying or giving evasive answers to IRS investigators or state tax authorities, delaying tactics and other actions designed to mislead IRS or state tax agents can lead to state or federal criminal charges.”

A number of the firm’s clients have left Google reviews praising the firm for the work they do. Allen Wise, in a 5-Star review of the firm, stated, “I visited Andy from Birrell Law at their Minneapolis office after setting up a consultation. Although I was very nervous and confused, he was very patient with me and explained all of the options in my case. I couldn't be happier with the results and would refer them to anyone needing help in a bad situation.”

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Minneapolis residents in need of Birrell Law Firm’s help can learn more about Birrell criminal defense online at their website and through their social media channels. They may contact Ian Birrell of the Birrell Law Firm for further details as well.

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For more information about Birrell Law Firm, contact the company here:

Birrell Law Firm
Ian Birrell
(612) 238-1939
[email protected]
Birrell Criminal Defense
333 South Seventh Street
Minneapolis, MN 55402
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