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In this Evidence we will talk about tax evasion which is also called money laundering.
This is a high-impact issue for the national government since these actions have a great impact on good taxpayers.
This act is generated when a taxpayer avoids paying their taxes in whole or in part in order to conserve the money illegally.
Tax Evasion
Breach, by action or
omission, of the tax laws,
which implies not paying
all or part of the taxes
Do not declare the sale or Do not issue proof of It has become a priority Increases the tax burden
Total Partial Not pay taxes Submit false receipts Generates fiscal deficit Investor mistrust
income obtained payment for SUNAT on good taxpayers
Bibliografía
(s.f.). Recuperado el 17 de 9 de 2021, de Brager Tax Law Group: https://www.bragertaxlaw.com/what-is-the-difference-between-criminal-tax-
penalties-and-civil.html#:~:text=If%20you%20commit%20tax%20evasion,be%20considered%20civil%20tax%20fraud.
Cornell Law School. (s.f.). Recuperado el 17 de 9 de 2021, de Cornell Law School: https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/tax_evasion