A federal tax evasion conviction under 26 U.S.C. § 7201 carries up to five years in prison per count. Individuals generally face fines of up to $250,000 under the federal fine statute, with higher amounts possible under its gain-or-loss provisions. Tax loss and other sentencing factors affect the outcome. A conviction also risks consequences for employment, professional licenses, and immigration status.

Yes. A New Jersey drug defense lawyer reviews your charge, criminal history, and prior diversion participation to assess available options. Matthew Cohan and his team evaluate PTI and Conditional Discharge eligibility, prepare applications, and present supporting information to the prosecutor or court. They explain program requirements and potential outcomes before you decide how to proceed.

Look for an attorney with experience defending federal financial crimes, reviewing complex transactions, and handling grand jury subpoenas and asset forfeiture. Ask about representation during investigations and before an indictment. Matthew Cohan and his team are experienced in these areas and represent clients facing federal money laundering allegations in New York and New Jersey.