Not all taxfraud has to be a complicated Rube Goldberg machine of shady deductions and fictional dependents. But there's a reason it often is: if your plan is to simply say you made $99 million in income, from which you attempt to claim $94 million in refunds, then you're probably going to get caught, which is exactly what happened to a woman from Georgia who was recently arrested, according to the New York Daily News.
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