· 10/8/1981
United States v. Victor S. Voorhies
Citations
- 658 F.2d 710
- 48 A.F.T.R.2d (RIA) 6012
- 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 17032
How courts have described this case
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- holding that evidence that defendant “was put on notice of tentative tax deficiencies” yet failed to modify his conduct supports a conviction for willful tax evasion
- “Voorhies’ conduct in 1974 [of liquidating assets and transporting proceeds to Switzerland] had the ‘likely effect’ of misleading or concealing.”
- \Voorhies' conduct in 1974 [of liquidating assets and transporting proceeds to Switzerland] had the 'likely effect' of misleading or concealing.\
- “A tax deficiency exists [by operation of law] from the date a return is due to be filed . . . .”
- so-called badges of fraud may be established by acts both prior and subsequent to the indictment period may be probative of the defendant's state of mind
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Judges: Farris, Nelson, Carroll
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