Jeffrey McCoy Jr. and his wife, Andra McCoy pled guilty to charges of conspiring to defraud the United States. The McCoys admitted in court that from July 2002 through August 2014 they under reported their income and claimed fake income tax withholding amounts. In their 2003 return alone, they falsely claimed income tax withholding of $439,850. Their sentencing date has not been set, but face a statutory maximum sentence of five years plus monetary penalties.

What the IRS Does When You Stop Filing Taxes
If you are wondering what happens if you stop filing taxes,

