Criminal Action

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1. For a corporate tax violation, what relationship to the offense matters for the officers and employees described in 253… Multiple Choice Easy
2. After apprehension for a completed tax offense, an accused pays all tax and invokes that payment alone as a complete st… Multiple Choice Medium
3. A person knowingly and willfully directs another to commit the charged tax crime. The person argues only the individual… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A corporate employee is charged solely because the employee appears on payroll. The prosecution offers no evidence conn… Multiple Choice Hard
5. An accused invokes acquittal of a 254 charge as an automatic statutory bar to any civil tax-collection suit, without ad… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain the effect of paying tax after apprehension under 253(a), without confusing the rule with proof of criminal gui… Essay Medium
7. Distinguish willful participation under 253(b) from mere employment in a corporation under 253(d). Essay Medium
8. Explain the current 254 proviso concerning conviction or acquittal and a civil suit for tax collection. Identify what t… Essay Medium