American tax officials

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Miyano Masashi frowned, but still said, "I've checked. According to your tax evasion law, as long as we pay taxes, the IRS is responsible for protecting our identities and secrets. Even the FBI has no right to access that information, right?"

David smiled and replied, "Of course. As long as you pay your taxes, don't mention the FBI to me about your affairs. Even if the president comes, we'll just say 'no comment'!"

Miyano Masashi was naturally extremely unwilling to pay such a large sum of tax, but hearing this gave him some comfort.

"I also found out that people who contributed to your tax reform bill received a certain tax reduction, right?"

David glanced at Miyano Masashi first, then at his accomplices behind him, and replied, "There is such a rule, but from what I've observed, your people are all here, so this doesn't count as making a contribution."

I wasn't talking about my people.

David became interested and asked, "So what do you mean?"

"We're not the only ones stealing in the lake district; I know another group that specifically targets tourists' belongings!"

"Oh? Who is it?"

"Koreans!"

Miyano Masato was naturally very resentful about having to pay so much in taxes.

But what he found most unfair was that, to his knowledge, another group of their peers had not yet been contacted by the IRS.

And this group of people were Koreans.

The two groups arrived in Las Vegas around the same time and fought fiercely for a long period of time over territory and profits.

Because several people had died, the situation was eventually calmed down thanks to Smith's mediation.

After that, Smith set boundaries for the two groups.

That means they, being from an island nation, can only target tourists' vehicles.

The group of Koreans, on the other hand, could only target tourists' belongings.

Now that the island nation's people have been approached by the IRS, he naturally can't stand seeing the Koreans still getting away with it!

"Koreans..."

David pondered for a moment, then said, "Prepare some detailed information for me. If it's useful, you'll receive tax breaks starting next month!"

He didn't know if the intelligence department in his department had investigated this group of Koreans; he would need to verify it with Lewis.

Miyano Masashi nodded, then waved to his subordinates behind him, and a black plastic bag was brought up.

"This is my $76440. Please click on it, is that correct?"

"..."

Seeing the conversation between Miyano Masashi and David, and now with the bundles of cash appearing, the inspectors who had gathered around all stared wide-eyed.

It seems they were right; David has indeed solved another case.

Moreover, with over $70,000 in cash and a large group of people behind him, it's safe to say that this is no small sum!

For a moment, everyone was puzzled, but also incredibly envious.

Fourth floor, Lewis's office.

Because tomorrow is the assessment period, Lewis is exceptionally busy, constantly processing various forms related to the team.

Just then, the landline phone on the table rang.

He answered the phone somewhat impatiently: "What is it?"

"Chief Tax Officer, Inspector David, he..."

"What?!"

When Lewis heard that another large group of people had come to pay taxes, he was stunned and his face was full of disbelief.

No, he only handed the car theft case over to David and his partner yesterday. How come it's been solved today?

Although he had never dealt with that group of car thieves, were they really that easy to talk to?

impossible!

These criminals are all cunning and difficult to deal with.

Even knowing the power of the IRS, getting them to honestly pay taxes is like cutting off their flesh; they won't hand it over so easily.

What's more, they were a group of islanders!

The IRS's deterrent effect on them is far less than that of those black men who buy things for free.

First there was the Encar casino loan case, then the zero-dollar purchase case, and now this car theft case.

How exactly did this kid manage to do that?

Lewis felt that he was increasingly unable to understand David.

"Have him come to my office after he finishes work!"

……

The car thieves only numbered about twenty. Thanks to David and Nissen's efforts, in just over an hour, all of their files were registered and all tax invoices were issued.

David picked up the calculator, added the amounts together, and said to Nissen, "I have $92260 here."

After completing his calculations, Nissen replied, "It's $33689 for me."

"That adds up to... $125949!"

Despite having anticipated this, the inspectors, who were still listening intently, felt a shiver run down their spines upon hearing the figure.

The previous Encal loan case had already earned David and Nissen $39.6 in tax credits.

The subsequent zero-dollar purchases brought in another $13.

Adding this $125949, that's over $60!

In just one assessment period, they raked in over 60 US dollars. This is something that even the combined illicit tax revenue of the main district branch and the new district branch during this assessment period would probably be far beyond their reach!

"The numbers are correct, so I'll put David into the inventory!"

While everyone was lost in thought, Mary, with her people, counted the number and said with a smile.

"good!"

Seeing that David had finished his work, one of the inspectors who had been watching said, "David, Tax Chief Lewis wants to see you in his office!"

David turned to look at the man, nodded, put the extra materials back in the drawer, and then walked towards the elevator.

Watching David's departing figure, the inspector who had just spoken turned around and asked Bucky meaningfully, "Bucky, what do you think?"

"With this tax record in hand, and barring any major mistakes, once Lewis's transfer is finalized, David has a very good chance of getting the position!"

Bucky's expression held a hint of envy, but also a touch of disappointment.

Before the Black Tax Act was introduced.

If we're talking about the team, the ones with the best chance of succeeding Lewis as tax chief are naturally Bucky and Nissen.

Because they are not only the most senior, but also the most capable.

But with the enactment of the black tax bill, coupled with David's repeated displays of power in recent days, all of that seems to have faded away.

But there's no way around it; the Black Tax Act is destined to be a feast of survival of the fittest, where the capable rise to the top and the incapable are eliminated.

This is nobody's fault but their own, they simply lack the ability to do so.

(End of this chapter)