penalties for tax evasion by financial institutions
"Penalties for tax evasion by financial institutions" refer to the legal consequences imposed on financial institutions that engage in the fraudulent practice of evading taxes, often involving non-compliance with tax laws or misreporting financial information. These penalties range from financial fines and forfeitures to criminal charges and legal action, aiming to deter and punish such illegal activities.
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