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Having a book is one of the best ways to establish yourself as an expert, and we want to say congratulations to Patrick T. Sheehan for his new book, “Divorce, Taxes and the IRS,” and to Mark Klecka for his new
book, “Why the IRS ‘LOVES’ Real Estate Professionals! ” Kudos for not only publishing your new books but also going the extra step of focusing on a niche demographic! That’s most excellent, indeed!
... continued from Page 8 have been charged, “not only with defrauding a number of banks by fraudulently obtaining millions of dollars in loans, but also with allegedly cheating taxpayers by actively evading paying federal taxes on the money they earned.” Prosecutors allege that since 2010, the Chrisleys and their accountant conspired to defraud the IRS. The couple founded 7Cs Productions and directed third parties to send money to the company. Despite having access to the company bank accounts, Todd Chrisley was not listed as the owner in documents filed with Georgia and Tennessee. The indictment alleges that Todd Chrisley concealed his connection with 7Cs Productions in order to prevent the IRS from determining his income. To top it all off, the Chrisleys failed to file federal tax returns or pay income taxes for the 2013–2016 tax years. The case is still ongoing, but whatever happens, it’s clear that when it comes to paying taxes, it’s the IRS who knows best.
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