Sentences with phrase «penalty of jail time»

Not exact matches

But if you are caught, you can face civil penalties, or even jail time for a persistent pattern of violations.

+1 for mentioning jail time, since people seem to forget about the penalties of tax avoidance sometimes.

Be aware that if you attempt to use any of the exemptions and are trying to game the system just to avoid paying the taxes it could count as what the IRS Deems Abusive tax avoidance which can result in both jail time and heavy penalties and fines.

If not, you'll face large penalties and even the possibility of jail time if you fail to stay on track.

They must repay the taxes with an expensive fraud penalty and possibly face jail time of up to five years.

This is another one of those points the tax settlement process where I would recommend getting the help of a tax attorney, CPA, or a debt settlement agency to sort out what you should tell the IRS, and how you should proceed, because getting any parts of this process wrong can risk massive penalties, fines, or even jail time.

Dog barking laws often have very severe penalties for the dog and the owner, including taking the dog from the owner, «de-barking» the dog (forced surgical removal of the vocal cords by a surgeon), fines, euthanasia for some dogs, and even jail time for the dog owners.

Aside from the legal penalties being thousands of dollars in fines and / or months of jail time, faking a service dog hurts other people and real service dogs.

Criminal penalties following subsequent convictions could result in a minimum fine of $ 2,000 and up to five years jail time.

«Fertility tourism» is the somewhat derisive term for cross-border travel to access artificial reproductive services that are restricted or unavailable in the traveler's home country.123 Such tourism can be a two - way street.124 Canada, for example, imposes severe penalties on anyone who provides compensation to a gestational surrogate.125 The risk of a serious fine and even jail time acts as a deterrent to Canadians who have no access to altruistic surrogates within Canada.126 The restrictions encourage Canadians to access ART services in the United States or other countries.127 On the other hand, Canada can be an attractive destination for intending parents who are not Canadian but who have access to an altruistic Canadian surrogate because the public health system greatly reduces the medical costs for the pregnancy and birth of the baby.128 India has a growing reputation for providing low - cost gestational surrogacy as it allows women to be compensated for providing such services.129 All of these scenarios present potential LRW problems addressing contract interpretation and enforceability.

Individuals who are convicted of a DUI face harsh penalties and consequences, including fines, jail time, and license suspension.

The penalties for DUI are serious, including jail time, loss of driving privileges, points on your license, and significant fines and fees.

In addition to fines, penalties and the possibility of jail time, a misdemeanor conviction can show up during a background check, hampering employment opportunities.

Without the assistance of a criminal defense law firm, you may face serious penalties, including costly fines and jail time.

But in fact, the penalties for certain traffic violations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey can be considerable, and may include points on your license, payment of hefty fines, loss or suspension of license, and even time spent in jail.

A DWI conviction can result in over $ 8000.00 fines and penalties not to mention the consequences of losing your license and possibly even jail time.

Also known as a «hit and run», penalties can include loss of your license, criminal charges, jail time and more depending on the severity of the crime.

If the speed contest results in a physical injury, then the jail time is increased to a minimum of 30 days and a maximum 6 months, and the minimum fine is increased to $ 500 plus a penalty assessment.

A DUID conviction carries the same devastating penalties as DUI, such as potential jail time, fines, probation, substance abuse treatment and monitoring, and the loss of driving privileges.

A second speed contest violation within 5 years of another one brings the minimum jail time to four days and the minimum fine to $ 500 plus a penalty assessment.

Charges of domestic assault in Ottawa carry serious penalties and consequences beyond the criminal record and potential jail time involved.

Your first DUI offense can mean hundreds or thousands of dollars in fines, probation, jail or prison time, and other penalties if found guilty.

The penalties you may face include jail time, significant fines, and the loss of your driving privilege.

While possession of methamphetamines carries serious penalties, the addition of a trafficking charge can increase the time you may be sentenced to jail, the fines you owe and other penalties.

If you stop paying child support, you are violating a court order and may be held in contempt of court by a judge who can impose serious penalties on you, such as monetary fines and jail time.

Charges of domestic assault carry serious penalties and consequences beyond the criminal fines or potential jail time involved.

While the ESA already provides for the penalty of imprisonment, the courts have typically used their power to prosecute employers with jail time sparingly.

This differs from a criminal case where the state or local prosecutor files the lawsuit, and a guilty person or party is punished with jail time, fines, probation, or a number of other penalties that can be handed down by a judge.

The penalties of this vary from jail time to suspension.

Convictions for driving offences include penalties of license suspensions, fines and even possibly jail time, as well as the stigma of a criminal record and implications in regards to your employment opportunities.

Regardless of whether you've been arrested for a DUI, speeding, or reckless driving, an attorney may be able to help you avoid penalties such as a license suspension, substantial fines, jail time, and the installation of an ignition interlock device on your car.

Those penalties include the potential of jail time, a license suspension, excessive fines and the imposition of the ignition interlock device.

I am somewhat conflicted on the issue of jail time — it seems a harsh penalty, particularly if a business has gone bankrupt for «legitimate» reasons (that doesn't seem to be the case in this particular issue).

In addition to the Criminal Code, various acts of government and regulations can result in criminal penalties, including jail time and fines.

Yet, it is important to note that while states have adopted reduced penalties for teens, minors can still be convicted of sexting and face misdemeanor charges, which can include jail time.

The penalty for a first - time conviction of Grand Larceny By Receiving Stolen Goods is imprisonment of one to 20 years in the state correctional facility, confinement in jail for up to 12 months, and / or a fine of up to $ 2,500.

If you're caught driving without insurance a third time (or more), the penalties are a fine of $ 500, up to six months in jail, or both.

Penalties could include fines, jail time, and loss of a license or vehicle registration.

Third - time offenses can bring the penalty to $ 500 plus jail time of 72 hours to six months.

The penalties for violating this law may include fines, suspension of the driver's license, vehicle impoundment, and / or jail time.

Failure to do so will result in severe penalties, including the prospect of jail time.

Negligence means that you won't get hit with as hard of a penalty as in fraud cases (and no jail time, which is always nice) but there still might be a fine involved.

The minimum penalty is typically an additional fee of up to 75 % of whatever you didn't pay (on top of paying the original tax bill in full) but this can go as high as $ 250,000 and even jail time.

If you fail to obtain insurance and do not have auto insurance, you potentially face a number of penalties, not only fines but also possible jail time.

The CFA's research has found that the possible penalties for driving without insurance (first offense) include a fine of $ 500 or more in 33 states; license suspension in 32 states; and jail time in 14 states.

The penalties for driving uninsured are getting more severe — in addition to risking economic loss by not having insurance protection, you risk fines, suspension of driver's license or registration and even time in jail.

California DUI penalties are tough — the decision to drink and drive could result in suspension of your driver's license, fines and possibly time in jail.

These forms of traffic violations can potentially carry severe penalties, including the prospect of jail time, and you should know and have the opportunity to protect yourself from these serious results.

Washington's penalties for a first - time DUI can include up to one year in jail, a fine of $ 5000, revocation of the driver's license for a year, and court mandated IIDs and substance abuse treatment programs.

The penalties for getting caught driving without insurance in Kansas include fines of up to a thousand dollars and jail time of up to six months for first offenders.