Tax Fraud

/ˈtæks frɔːd/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The intentional evasion of tax payments by deceit, concealment, or other illegal means.
    He was charged with tax fraud for underreporting his income to reduce his tax liability.

Forms

  • tax fraud
  • tax frauds

Commentary

Tax fraud specifically involves intentional wrongdoing to avoid tax obligations, distinct from legal tax avoidance strategies.

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