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Originally Posted by dellinger63
Wonder why the author left out the fact the US Atty has already agreed to probation and letting the reader think he may get prison time? It was in the very next sentence in the case file after saying he agreed to forfeit $2,617.21 so was omtted on purpose IMO.
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This is actually a well timed piece to be used as a scare tactic by the IRS. If you think about it with the upcoming deadline to file 1008 individual income tax returns on October 15, including the 6 month extension of time.
I'm actually happy that the IRS is cracking down on these CHEATS who think they are smarter than everyone else. It pisses me off when people "cheat" on their taxes, it only means the rest of us poor schmucks who get W2 wages have to pay. And when I say cheat I don't mean claiming an extra deduction here or there. I mean substantially understating their income or over stating their deductions.
OK I'll step down from my soap box now.