Bail Bonds for Tax Evasion

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Tax evasion as a crime was made famous by the infamous mobster, Al Capone. Having ordered the death of over two dozen individuals, he could never be tried and convicted for them due to bribery and intimidation. However, he was an extremely rich man, but he never filed a tax return in his life. He was convicted of tax evasion and served 11 years in prison because of it. In sum, no one can escape the tax man when he comes calling.

ASAP Bail Bonds offers bail bond services in Gwinnett, Cobb, Clayton, and DeKalb Counties in Georgia. If you've been arrested on charges of tax evasion, we can help. Our 24/7 bail bondsman will walk you through the bail bond process, so you or your loved one can get out of jail quickly and focus on your defense. Call our felony bail bondsman today!

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LEGAL DEFINITION OF TAX EVASION IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA

  • Tax evasion or tax fraud is where individuals, companies, corporations, trusts, or any legal entity that handles and/or earns revenue willfully evades the tax laws in order to not pay what they owe the state of Georgia and the federal government or to pay less than what they owe.
  • You can be charged with tax evasion by the federal government if you evade taxes at the federal level, or you can be charged with tax evasion by the state of Georgia if you evade taxes at the state level.
  • Tax evasion is a felony crime at the federal level and a misdemeanor or a federal crime at the state level.

Tax evasion is a very serious crime because if everyone committed tax fraud, the federal and state government would not have money to provide Americans with the collective good services to keep us safe, such as police, fire, and more. While only a very few Americans are ever prosecuted for tax evasion (in 2015, only 1,330 taxpayers out of 150 million who paid taxes were indicted), if you are one of those or you face an IRS audit, you could end up in jail.

ASAP Bail Bonds is a felony bail bondsman in Gwinnett, Cobb, Clayton, and DeKalb Counties. We can help you if you’ve been arrested for tax evasion. Our friendly bail bondsmen have years of experience in helping people navigate the bail bond process. We offer emergency bail bond services, so if you are arrested in the middle of the night, someone will be available to take your call. Contact our bail bond company to get started today!

PENALTIES FOR TAX EVASION IN THE STATE OF GEORGIA

For the Federal Government

  • If you’re convicted of not filing a tax return for three different years, you can be sentenced to one year in prison and face a fine of up to $25,000 for each year you didn’t file.This could yield three years in prison and $75,000 in fines, which is not chump change. Felons also have a permanent criminal record, which can affect many aspects of your life, including your career prospects and your ability to own a firearm.

For the State of Georgia

  • If you’re convicted of tax evasion by the state of Georgia, you’ll face up to one year in jail, fines, or other restitution. At the state level, it starts as a misdemeanor crime, but it can be elevated to a felony crime if you are charged with others. In addition, you will face civil penalties as well, which are fines.

CHOOSE ASAP BAIL BONDS TODAY

If you live in Gwinnett, Clayton, Cobb, or Dekalb Counties in the state of Georgia, ASAP Bail Bonds can help you get out of jail quickly. Our seasoned bail bondsmen can walk you through the entire process. When you or a loved one calls us, we’ll get some basic information, such as the crime you are charged with and what jail you are in. Then we’ll get the ball rolling, handling all of the paperwork on your behalf. All you have to do is pay your bail bond fee. This fee is a portion of the bail that has been set for your release. You pay us the fee, and we then pay the entire amount for you with the courts. You will owe us nothing more as long as you show up to your court day.

Our bail bondsmen are often asked, “Do you get your bail money back?” The answer is no because this is the money that covers the cost of the bail bond process and our risk that you don’t flee. It’s also the only way that we are able to continue to offer our exceptional bail bond services.

If you have been arrested for tax evasion or for any other crime in Gwinnett, Clayton, Cobb, or DeKalb Counties, give our 24/7 bail bond company a call to get started today!

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