Taxation: Court Cases and Compromise

When the tax case has already been filed in court (correct)

When the taxpayer has a good reason for not paying their taxes

When the taxpayer has admitted to fraud

When the taxpayer has not paid their taxes on time

Only if the taxpayer has admitted to fraud (correct)

Only if the taxpayer has not admitted to fraud

Never, under any circumstances

Always, regardless of the circumstances

It is only considered if the taxpayer denied fraud

It is always allowed in these cases

It is never allowed in these cases

It may be allowed if the taxpayer admitted to fraud (correct)

<p>When the tax case is filed in court</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The taxpayer must admit to committing fraud</p> Signup and view all the answers