If you’re a Los Angeles tax lawyer, you might know the names Robert Jason and Matthew Krane.

I mentioned in a previous post that the Office of Professional Responsibility of the IRS was cracking down on bad tax preparers, in a move to raise the overall standard of quality in the industry. But what happens when the issue involves something a little more than bad tax advice and inadequate return preparation?

What happens when a tax attorney is involved in a real tax scam, say, one of the largest tax evasion schemes in U.S. history?

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