She received a three and a half year sentence.
A quantity surveyor from County Westmeath is named on the latest Revenue list of tax defaulters.
Marina Jane Loddick from Mount Temple pleaded guilty at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court to eight sample offences relating to VAT and Income Tax.
She received a three and a half year sentence, suspended for 12 years on condition of good behaviour.
Meanwhile, a Longford company has made a settlement for €188,000.
Online Tax Rebate Services Limited owed €102,000 for non-declaration of taxes, with a further €86,000 due in interest and penalties.
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