The intention of that was that if they attach someone's property (such as bank accounts or houses) to limit their ability to move about, then it would make sense that they will not release those liens until that person has been apprehended for their "tax evasion" crimes.

Evasive answers get a "thank you for calling" response.

It's called money laundering, tax evasion and perjury when the question asked in court is "How much do you make?"

The market needs to be $500+ but a $500 mortgage payment goes a long way in this area.I don't mean to be evasive....The reason why I'm unsure of some of these numbers is he initially had a 12 House Package but I threw out 4. 2 he has for sale and I'm not paying retail and the other 2 were in smaller towns worth virtually nothing so I'm trying to adjust with those out of the picture.

Avoidance, not non-compliance or evasion.  

No matter if you are in the US or in Canada, investors should always consult a tax expert to make sure to avoid any potential tax evasion problems.

I've also reported him to HMRC for tax evasion cos for me and upstairs and probably his other tenants he takes part cash/part bank transfer on rent.

At worst, possible evasion. 

@Basit Siddiqi would giving money from my personal account to my business account be considered tax avoidance or tax evasion?

These are all short term patches to try to fix what could be a long term crisis.In Europe, the EU has not been able to respond as fast as the US, but conversations about the "reconstruction fund" are making some unexpected topics arise, for instance, the tax breaks (or maybe tax evasion) some US technological companies (FAANG) are getting in the EU.