Ever think that it would be good if people did what they were supposed to, like pay taxes. You didn’t ask for the data, but someone proudly states that he didn’t pay taxes on his last job because he was paid under the table. What do you do? Do you keep this information to yourself? Do you tell someone? Who? For further information read on.

There are people who have been paid by the IRS to inform them of tax criminals. The IRS has a civil and criminal investigation team. This team does want information from all sources, including John Q. Public.

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There are people who have been paid by the IRS<\/span> to inform them of tax criminals. The IRS<\/span> has a civil and criminal investigation team. This team does want information from all sources, including John Q. Public.<\/p>\n\n