Tax Law - John T. Floyd

Tax Fraud Penalties: Just How Bad Are They?

by John Floyd | Feb 14, 2019 | Federal Criminal Law, Fraud, Tax Evasion, Tax Law

The IRS estimates that nearly 17% of taxpayers fail to comply with the tax code, but that less than 1% is actually ever convicted of a tax crime. Service industry employees whose income is mostly derived from tips and other workers in primarily cash-based businesses...

Is It Tax Fraud… Or Is It Negligence?

by John Floyd | Feb 15, 2018 | Federal Criminal Law, Fraud, Tax Evasion, Tax Law

Tax fraud. It sounds like something with clear malicious intent. If you’re charged with tax fraud, you must have known what you were doing and thought you were clever enough to cheat the system. But as everyone who files taxes knows, the system is ridiculously...

Trump Executive Action Promoting Religious Liberty

by John Floyd | Jul 21, 2017 | Tax Law

Trump Executive Action Promoting Religious Liberty Vs. 1954 Johnson Amendment By: John T. Floyd The Johnson Amendment of 1954 is a provision to the U.S Tax Code that prohibits certain political activities by religious and other non-profit organizations. According to...

Tax Fraud Penalties: Just How Bad Are They?

Is It Tax Fraud… Or Is It Negligence?

Trump Executive Action Promoting Religious Liberty

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