There is no proof that the agreement at issue was an illegal contract designed to evade, as opposed to avoid, taxes, nor is there proof that any taxes owed were actually evaded. In any event, if the contract were illegal, it would constitute no more than an act malum prohibitum, for which forfeiture is disfavored (see Lloyd Capital Corp. v Pat Henchar, Inc.,
The agreement is clear on its face,...
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