IF you find that it is difficult to communicate or the company is being wishy-washy and evasive or overly eager to get a deal done, you probably don't have the right company.  

This is known as tax evasion if you would actually owe any money from an emended tax return.  

Also, tax evasion- not something I'd confess to on the internet. 

If they have other customers, they should be able to guide you to where and what type to buy.Sorry to be evasive, but I think learning more about the types of properties will help answer your own question.Good luck.

First of all, it's tax evasion if you don't.

I am by no means a lawyer, but wouldn't that be tax evasion?

You should seriously consider hiring one as they can put a big dent in your tax bill.Finally remember: there is a HUGE difference between "Tax Evasion" and "Tax Aggressive".

Various studies, including one by the Federation of Greek Industries last year, have estimated that the government may be losing as much as $30 billion a year to tax evasion — a figure that would have gone a long way to solving its debt problems.

Your answers seem evasive and only based one your convoluted definitions that are not backed by any creditable source, even Google.How are you defining potential?

As you noted, this is a cost to "the rest of us", -except that the cost to the rest of us from someone not paying income tax is typically only 14% of the taxpayers income tax evasion.