THE term tax cheat used here refers to the determined tax evader and not to someone who made a good faith mistake due to the complexity of the tax law.
He is someone who sets himself up to evade tax either by not paying at all or regularly underpaying. He is unlikely to have kept books or records, or even if he did, they would likely be inadequate, or he would withhold them from the tax authorities.
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