Section 10003.24 - Criminal Tax Prosecutions.(a) A person shall not be prosecuted, tried or punished for an offense under a tax statute administered by the Department of Revenue except if prosecution is instituted within three years after the commission of the offense. (b) If the period under subsection (a) has expired, a prosecution may be instituted for: (1) An offense a material element of which is either fraud or a breach of fiduciary obligation within one year after the discovery of the offense. This paragraph shall not extend the period under subsection (a) otherwise applicable by more than two years.(2) The offense of wilfully attempting to evade or defeat a tax or the payment of a tax within one year after the discovery of the offense. This paragraph shall not extend the period under subsection (a) otherwise applicable by more than three years.(c) In addition to a criminal offense identified in the tax statutes administered by the Department of Revenue, a person may be prosecuted for an offense provided for under 18 Pa.C.S. (relating to crimes and offenses), relating to misconduct under the tax statutes, if the prosecution is instituted within five years after the commission of the offense. (d) In addition to the imposition of a fine and imprisonment and if a taxpayer has been convicted of a tax-related offense under a statutory provision, the defendant taxpayer shall be ordered and required to pay the Department of Revenue restitution of each tax liability for which a conviction has been entered. The amount of restitution shall be the taxes, interest and penalties accrued through the date of payment. Added by P.L. TBD 2019 No. 90, § 3, eff. 11/27/2019.