Reading this shyt is hilarious. My boy put me on a a irs scam back in the early 2000s. The scam is still around but I won't say it here. I was barely making 40k at the time and I only took a few thousand each year. I totally forgot about it since I stopped doing it but they ended up hitting me up around 2013. They wanted all the money back plus interest. They threatened to seize my house. I eventually filed for bankruptcy, not just because of that debt but that debt was included. Here in 2020, I'm still paying for it in my bankruptcy.
I only share this because some people think the government will only go after the big fish. I was nowhere near the big fish and they still tried to crush me. I saw this shyt back in March and thought about jumping in but I still had PTSD from dealing with the IRS before. I'm so glad I decided not to jump in this shyt.
I told the brothers here how it ends a few pages over.
Pay attention, and the magic number for all major financial institutions is 10k. Anytime that amount or more is dropped into an account and the institution feels like it’s suspicious they have authority to notify law enforcement.
Some of you act like getting your account(s) frozen and getting hit with double the amount received plus interest as a debt owed to the Federal Government is a joke.
@lespaulultra3 just explained how the aftermath can’t effect your life.
to paraphrase : you low level cats won’t go to jail but you’ll be in a self induced living hell until you settle the score with the IRS.
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