American tax officials

Chapter 14: Another tens of thousands of US dollars came in.

"5000 US dollars per percentage point..."

Not only Osborne, but the other Black people were also instantly disappointed.

To reach the $5000 tax, they would have to sell at least 10 lives.

However, their tax reduction of only 1 percentage point is indeed quite low.

David noticed their disappointment and comforted them, saying, "You need to understand that this percentage point isn't a one-time thing; it's recorded in our IRS files, and for each of you, it's permanent!"

"Permanent!"

Osborne exclaimed in surprise and pressed, "So, once we receive the tax break, that 1% reduction will be available every month thereafter?"

"That's right!"

Upon confirmation, Osborne and the group of Black people were immediately overjoyed.

Their zero-yuan purchase program isn't a one-off deal; they plan to continue operating it in the future.

The IRS taxes are not a one-off transaction either; they will definitely need to be paid every month thereafter.

So don't underestimate this small percentage point.

But over time, that can save them a lot of money.

It's a great deal!

"Okay, Mr. Inspector, we'll do as you request, but... it might take some time!"

"Can."

"This place is too small. How about this, we'll take them to the basketball court, and then you, the inspector, can explain it to them. Is that alright?"

Osborne was able to gather the rest of his associates, but it would be difficult to persuade them to pay their taxes honestly; this would require a strong reprimand from the IRS.

"No problem, go ahead!"

"good!"

Osborne and the others didn't waste any time. They led the black people in the house out and soon only David Nison and his companion remained.

Even after the Black people had all left, Nissen was still in a daze.

When he arrived today, he thought it would definitely be a difficult "battle", but to his surprise, things went so smoothly.

What surprised him even more was that, in addition to Osborn and the others easily giving in, there were other unexpected gains.

Although it's unknown exactly how many other zero-dollar shoppers Osborne and his group can attract, given the large population of this Black community, it certainly won't be a small number!

If that's the case, then this case of black people buying things for free is very likely to become another sensational case, just like yesterday's armored truck case!

"Let's go, Nison."

The shouts in his ears finally brought Nissen back to his senses. He stared at David, his face filled with a complex expression as he hesitated to speak.

He really wanted to know how David had obtained such comprehensive information on these zero-dollar shoppers, but considering that even Lewis hadn't been able to get anything out of David, he ultimately had to give up on the idea.

……

The basketball court was located on the same route David and Nixon had taken to enter, so the two of them knew the way well and arrived there easily.

I stayed there for about half an hour.

At that moment, Osborne led a dozen or so black men across the road on the right.

Not long after, the core members of the zero-dollar purchase team who had been in the room arrived with their respective groups.

Soon, the entire basketball court was filled with people.

A rough estimate suggests there are at least two or three hundred people.

Looking at such a large population, both David and Nissen were somewhat excited.

Since the black tax collected per person is $400, these people combined would have a guaranteed income of at least tens of thousands of dollars.

Don't be fooled by the fact that this figure of over 100,000 is significantly different from yesterday's 396,000.

However, it's important to understand that illegal taxes like those levied on armored trucks are essentially one-off deals; once collected, they're basically gone forever.

After all, even if Anthony and his ilk are incredibly bold, they wouldn't dare to do it again, would they?

Do you really think casinos, police stations, and the FBI are just sitting around doing nothing?

But these old blacks are different now.

Zero-dollar purchases aren't a one-off deal; they're a means of survival for these black people. They might not pull off one every day, but they'll definitely do a few every month.

In other words, these people can generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in illicit tax revenue for the IRS each month, from a long-term perspective.

This is far more valuable than 39.6!

"Everyone, please quiet down and listen to what the IRS inspectors have to say!"

When they arrived, these Black people had a general idea of ​​what was going on, but when they heard that the IRS people were there to collect their taxes, they were naturally very dissatisfied.

So when they arrived at the scene, although they didn't dare to intimidate David Nixon, they still looked at the two of them with all sorts of unfriendly and dissatisfied eyes.

"Ahem!"

David cleared his throat and said, "I believe you already know the general situation, so I'll repeat it again. It goes like this..."

"..."

The scene was filled with a large number of Black people, a mixed group, some of whom were particularly arrogant and fearless, as if they had nothing to lose.

So initially, many Black people were unwilling to pay taxes, and some even claimed that they did not receive any valuable items in the zero-dollar purchases in an attempt to evade taxes.

But as David used the cheat code's censorship function to expose the crimes and profits these ringleaders had committed during this period, they all backed down.

Finally, it became quite simple. Just like with Osborne and others, after threatening to freeze their accounts and stop distributing welfare benefits such as relief and unemployment, all the Black people had no choice but to obediently compromise.

"Alright, it's getting late. Let's get the money ready and head out. Our precinct is located at 67 Monarch Avenue, don't go to the wrong place!"

After giving his last words, David led Nissen toward the community exit, leaving behind a group of still-frightened Black people.

Of course, the most apprehensive were Osborne and the key members who had been in the house earlier.

It seems that David wasn't lying when he told them that the IRS could find out the details of their other friends and relatives who participated in the zero-dollar purchase program.

Otherwise, when those ringleaders stepped forward, David wouldn't have been able to recount in detail which shopping malls they had looted and what goods and profits they had obtained.

Fortunately, they followed David's instructions and brought their friends over, which helped them secure tax breaks.

Otherwise, if David comes knocking on their door himself, they won't get anything!

For a moment, Osborne and his key members felt incredibly fortunate for the decision they had just made.

"What are you all standing there for? Didn't you hear what the inspector said? Hurry up and prepare the taxes you need to pay. Let's go to the IRS and be good citizens!"

Osborne's shout caused the Black people in the scene to scatter like birds and beasts in an instant.

(End of this chapter)