Notorious
Tax Scams
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"Claim of Right" Doctrine
In this scheme, a taxpayer files a return and
attempts to take a deduction equal to the entire amount
of his or her wages. The promoter advises the taxpayer
to label the deduction as “a necessary expense
for the production of income” or “compensation
for personal services actually rendered.” This
so-called deduction is based on a misinterpretation
of the Internal Revenue Code and has no basis in law.
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