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The cruelest month: IRS doesn’t mess around in April

Fraud prosecutions remind the public of the agency's enforcement muscle.

If it feels like you're seeing an inordinate number of stories about criminal tax prosecutions lately, expect to read even more soon. IRS prosecutions spike in April, possibly as a not-so-gentle reminder during filing season that there can be a big price to pay for tax evasion and tax fraud.
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