Question: According to the IRS Web site, corporate tax fraud is defined as "violations of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) and related statutes committed by large, publicly traded (or private) corporations, and/or by their senior executives." The IRS has a criminal investigation division where special agents investigate corporate fraud that violates the IRC, using investigative techniques and current technology. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act also strengthened the penalties for corporate tax fraud.
Locate an article on corporate tax fraud and briefly summarize the case. Include the URL or citation for your article. In your post, please include why you selected the article and what you found interesting about the article as it relates to our reading this week. What do you see as the relationship between the rules under which a corporation operates and the case you have chosen?