Questions 1. Explain in your own words what is happening in the above case? 2. Why do people commit tax fraud? 3. Which "law" is the accountant in the above case referring to? 4. Suggest what can the accountant do in the above case to avoid the fraud? 5. Suggest ways a tax authority can investigate tax fraud as in the above case. 6. What can be the consequences if a tax payer is found guilty of concealing his true income or of tax fraud? 7. Do you think tax fraud can be prevented? Suggest some ways. Questions 1. Explain in your own words what is happening in the above case? 2. Why do people commit tax fraud? 3. Which "law" is the accountant in the above case referring to? 4. Suggest what can the accountant do in the above case to avoid the fraud? 5. Suggest ways a tax authority can investigate tax fraud as in the above case. 6. What can be the consequences if a tax payer is found guilty of concealing his true income or of tax fraud? 7. Do you think tax fraud can be prevented? Suggest some ways. Questions 1. Explain in your own words what is happening in the above case? 2. Why do people commit tax fraud? 3. Which "law" is the accountant in the above case referring to? 4. Suggest what can the accountant do in the above case to avoid the fraud? 5. Suggest ways a tax authority can investigate tax fraud as in the above case. 6. What can be the consequences if a tax payer is found guilty of concealing his true income or of tax fraud? 7. Do you think tax fraud can be prevented? Suggest some ways. Questions 1. Explain in your own words what is happening in the above case? 2. Why do people commit tax fraud? 3. Which "law" is the accountant in the above case referring to? 4. Suggest what can the accountant do in the above case to avoid the fraud? 5. Suggest ways a tax authority can investigate tax fraud as in the above case. 6. What can be the consequences if a tax payer is found guilty of concealing his true income or of tax fraud? 7. Do you think tax fraud can be prevented? Suggest some ways