This document defines tax evasion as the unlawful non-payment or underpayment of taxes by individuals, companies, and other entities. It differentiates tax evasion from tax avoidance, with the former being illegal and the latter using legal loopholes to reduce tax liability. Examples are given of corporations that have faced tax evasion charges, and it is noted that proceeds from criminal activities are often subject to tax evasion since the income source cannot be legally reported. Relevant Philippine tax laws are also briefly mentioned.
This document defines tax evasion as the unlawful non-payment or underpayment of taxes by individuals, companies, and other entities. It differentiates tax evasion from tax avoidance, with the former being illegal and the latter using legal loopholes to reduce tax liability. Examples are given of corporations that have faced tax evasion charges, and it is noted that proceeds from criminal activities are often subject to tax evasion since the income source cannot be legally reported. Relevant Philippine tax laws are also briefly mentioned.
This document defines tax evasion as the unlawful non-payment or underpayment of taxes by individuals, companies, and other entities. It differentiates tax evasion from tax avoidance, with the former being illegal and the latter using legal loopholes to reduce tax liability. Examples are given of corporations that have faced tax evasion charges, and it is noted that proceeds from criminal activities are often subject to tax evasion since the income source cannot be legally reported. Relevant Philippine tax laws are also briefly mentioned.
• To differentiate Tax Evasion from Tax Avoidance • To discuss the connection of Tax Evasion and Criminal Activity • To give examples of Corporation with Tax Evasion Charges • To discuss Republic Act 8424 TAX EVASION
The unlawful non-payment or
underpayment of tax by individuals, companies & other entities. TAX EVASION & TAX AVOIDANCE
Tax Evasion Tax Avoidance
Tax Avoidance means finding all the legal loopholes and taking advantage of them in order to pay as little tax as possible. TAX EVASION & CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
People who have earned money from
criminal activity frequently engage in tax evasion, partly because they cannot report their true income and how they earned that income to the tax authorities. TAX EVASION CHARGES
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