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Category Archives: Tax Fraud
Uh, Wesley, Your Guru Just Got 20 More Years
Wesley Snipes is still fighting his upcoming visit to ClubFed. The troubles he got into are all courtesy of his tax guru, Eddie Kahn. Mr. Kahn received ten years at ClubFed for his ‘advice’ to Mr. Snipes. He just got … Continue reading
Can I Add Some Snake Oil to that Pension Plan, Too?
If I were a business owner, wouldn’t I want this wonderful pension plan? Under this plan, I’d (a) be able to turn personal expenses into deductible pension contributions; (b) the pension plan would only cover me (and my family), not … Continue reading
Paying Taxes with Phony Money Isn’t a Good Idea
If you owe money to the IRS, I recommend you pay with US Dollars. Of course, it’s not only a recommendation; it’s required by law. Still, once the Bozo contingent gets involved, you never know what will happen. So I’m … Continue reading
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Another Untrustworthy Trust Promoter Finds ClubFed
I, like many individuals and families, have a revocable living trust. It’s useful for avoiding probate if something should happen to me. There are many other kinds of useful trusts, too. Of course, if there are useful trusts, there are … Continue reading
The Ending Was the Denemout of a Novel, Too
Two months ago I wrote about the trial of Columbus homebuilder Thomas Parenteau. Mr. Parenteau was accused of 13 counts of fraud, money laundering, obstruction, and witness tampering. The jury reached a verdict last week and Mr. Parenteau did receive … Continue reading
Another Nominee for Tax Offender of the Year!
In January I reported on Bozo tax protesters Tony & Micaela Dutson. Back then it was alleged that the Dutsons “tried to obstruct the IRS by filing baseless liens against four IRS workers.” Additionally, the Dutsons allegedly filed a lawsuit … Continue reading
That Individual Looking to Buy Your Business Might Be an Undercover IRS Agent
I was at the annual SuperSeminar a couple of weeks ago. Bob McKenzie, one of the presenters, mentioned that the IRS has found that sending undercover agents to businesses that are for sale has been a very useful strategy. Mr. … Continue reading
Hot Air Leads to Trouble
When I was an undergraduate in college, I did research at the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory on the catalyzed production of methane from graphite. I don’t believe that research led to commercial production of natural gas (which is methane, CH4. The … Continue reading
I Only Got 54 Years Last Time
We have yet another nominee for the Bozo Tax Offender of the Year award. Let’s head to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Back in 2005 Gayle McIntyre pleaded guilty to 36 counts of state tax fraud. She was sentenced to 54 years … Continue reading
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The Marshals Get Their Man
Stephen Hunter worked for American Right Litigators. If that name rings a bell, it should; ARL was the firm that Wesley Snipe went to that said you could avoid taxes through requesting some sort of rights determination letter. Hint: If … Continue reading