United States v. Charles A. Schafer
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
COLEMAN, Circuit Judge.
Charles A. Schafer appeals from his conviction by a jury on three counts of willful evasion of federal income taxes. 1 The government established its case through the “net worth” approach, a method of circumstantial proof which basically consists of five steps: (1) calculation of net worth at the end of a taxable year, (2) subtraction of net worth at the beginning of the same taxable year, (3) addition of non-deductible expenditures for personal, including living, expenditures, (4) subtraction of receipts from income sources that are non-taxable, and (5) comparison of…
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