criminal charges for tax evasion
"Criminal charges for tax evasion" refers to the legal accusations brought against individuals or entities who intentionally avoid paying their taxes or intentionally provide false information to evade their tax obligations. These charges may stem from deliberate actions taken to conceal income, assets, or profits, resulting in the underpayment or nonpayment of taxes owed to the government.
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