Dallas Tax Evasion Defense Lawyer

Charges of tax evasion by the IRS may be brought against any individual or organization responsible for paying taxes including income tax, sales tax or capital gains tax. Businesses, major corporations and married couples in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area or anywhere in Texas are encouraged to contact the Law Office of John R. Teakell to schedule a consultation regarding any indication that tax evasion charges may occur or have already been articulated by federal authorities.

Under Prosecution? Under Investigation? Or Wishing to be Proactive?

Attorney Teakell is a former federal prosecutor, a former trial attorney with the SEC and an experienced trial lawyer with extensive experience helping people who face tax evasion charges from the IRS. Mr. Teakell is prepared to assist and defend you at any stage of a tax evasion situation, and has achieved positive results for many:

• If you have already been charged and prosecution is underway
• If you are under investigation by the IRS, have received a letter or visit from an agent and have reason to suspect that you might be charged with tax evasion offenses
• If you know that you or your business has evaded taxes and wish to tackle the matter head-on and voluntarily in hopes of avoiding prosecution and conviction

Specific Tax Evasion Offenses

Your tax evasion charges may come about or may have already come about as a result of any of the following:

• Failing to report income
• Underestimating income tax
• Filing a false return
• Failure to file a tax return
• Submitting false documentation
• Money laundering to avoid taxation
• ID theft for the purpose of tax evasion
• Failure to file taxes after the death of a benefactor

Confronting the allegations before the IRS is much more likely to bring about a favorable outcome with the representation of an experienced defense attorney. Mr. Teakell is ready to represent you against tax charges in hearings or in federal court. Contact the Law Office of John R. Teakell to schedule a consultation regarding the next step when tax evasion charges accompany other allegations of white collar crime, such as fraud or embezzlement.