KILLER IRS - WESLEY SNIPES SHOULD OF HAD JOE MASTRIANO, CPA ON HIS SIDE!!!!

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 3, 2009 -- Mr. Snipes apparently got the wrong advice. Most respected CPA's and Attorneys know better then to take extreme risks with the IRS. It's one thing to protest the tax laws. As for fraudulent claims for refunds; why claim a refund you are not entitled to. I have represented many taxpayers who "overstated" deductions on their returns, had no receipts, or valid explanations for the deductions, etc. and again the issue of willfulness or prosecution has never come up.

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KILLER IRS - WESLEY SNIPES SHOULD OF HAD JOE MASTRIANO, CPA ON HIS SIDE!!!!

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You have to blatantly disregard the rules and almost make an enemy of the IRS auditors, to get them to want to do the work involved in a criminal investigation. My experiences have led me to the conclusion that the IRS really isn't looking to prosecute taxpayers for non-filing or claiming improper deductions. They really want people to be in compliance with the tax laws, and will often help you to get into compliance. They are aware of companies that mislead innocent taxpayers into thinking that they really do not have to file or pay taxes.So, if you get "caught" so to speak, the best thing to do is own up to the mistake and correct the situation.

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