Horry County, SC (WPDE) — A woman, Taimar L. Thomas, who is 42 years old and resides in Conway, was arrested on Monday for tax evasion and preparing false tax returns. According to the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR), Thomas was charged with seven counts of making false or fraudulent tax returns and seven counts of tax evasion. Her arrest was made by the Amazon traffic division of SCDOR (SCDOR Division Office General division). Thomas, who intends to return her false tax returns, was suspected of preparing South Carolina Individual Income Tax returns for taxpayers between the years 2017 and 2023. When her returns were submitted, taxpayers received $25,701 in additional tax refunds compared to what they should have. Thomas also evaded $17,565 in state income tax by claiming deductions and expenses she was not entitled to. She was accused of not consents to the preparation of her returns, and authorities filed arrest warrants for this purpose. Additionally, the Department stated that taxpayers found no lawful consent for her false tax returns, leading to further speculation about the tax authorities’ actions toward such investigations.
Thomas’s assertion of the fraudulent entries in the return sheets had an unforeseen effect on the taxpayers. The remains of her tax returns on Amazon’s website were found to befilled with company’s logo and business card copies. The Department charges Thomas of facing harsh punishment for her unethical behavior. Specifically, the charges include a maximum sentence of five years in prison or a $10,000 fine for each count of creating false or fraudulent tax returns, and five years and a $500 fine for each count of tax evasion. Thomas is currently being held in the J. Reuben Long Detention Center awaiting a bond hearing, which may result in the submission of bond requests from her family. Her case remains under investigation, and her tax evasion practices, as well as the tax returns she prepared, remain unexplained. Moreover, Thomas is being accused of evading $17,565 in state income tax on top of the $28,266 due to the potential lack of taxes under the false returns, sending further shockwaves through the tax system.
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