American tax officials

Chapter 31: Isn't this a bit outrageous?

"We'll find out tomorrow..."

Nissen said no more and immediately started the car and drove away.

……

The next morning, before 8 a.m., David arrived at the station.

The reason for arriving so early was to prepare the necessary tax invoices, documents, and other materials before Jeon Ji-tae and his group arrived.

The assessment period meeting was held at noon.

In other words, as long as he successfully files the group's funds and materials before noon, this tax achievement will be counted within this assessment period.

After having a cup of coffee, it was already 8 o'clock.

At this time, inspectors arrived one after another at the third-floor office.

Just as everyone was preparing to start a new day of work, they discovered a group of people emerging from the passageway.

The appearance of this group attracted the attention of many people in the room.

However, when they saw clearly the direction the group was heading, many of them looked surprised.

Because the direction this group of people were heading was precisely where David's office was located.

So early in the morning, could it be... that these people are here to pay taxes again?

But didn't David just deal with those islanders yesterday? Where did he go and deal with this group of people in just one night?

This case-handling efficiency is faster than a rocket!

Outrageous!

At this point, many inspectors were having second thoughts. In order to understand the matter more clearly, they all moved closer to David's office, wanting to hear the whole story.

Over here, seeing Quan Zhitai and the others arrive, David showed a satisfied expression and said, "You guys are pretty punctual!"

Without giving a clear answer, Quan Zhitai asked expressionlessly, "Inspector, may I ask you a question?"

"Speak!"

"Is the matter of us being contacted related to those people from the island nation?"

After last night, Jeon Ji-tae felt increasingly uneasy.

It's true that the IRS is incredibly powerful, but he really didn't believe they could find such detailed criminal records about them.

Moreover, after a night of research, he discovered something in the provisions of the Black Tax Act.

According to the provisions of the Black Tax Act, if you are approached by the IRS and make a report or perform meritorious service, you will receive certain tax breaks.

Combined with the information Smith told him, that Miyano Masashi and his group had already been approached by the IRS before them, this is quite questionable.

Miyano Masashi and his group were not only competitors with the Koreans, but also enemies.

Furthermore, with the tax relief provision in place, they definitely have a motive to 'betray' them!

Moreover, because everyone in this industry is involved in this field, the islanders have a lot of information about the Koreans, which is why the IRS has so much evidence of their crimes!

"I'm sorry, according to the regulations of our IRS, we must keep the identity of taxpayers confidential, and we cannot disclose that information!"

It has to be said that Jeon Ji-tae does have some brains.

That's right, the reason David was able to approach him was because of the information provided by Masano.

But what he didn't know was that he was able to gather so much evidence against his gang because of a cheat code!

"Sir, as far as I know, your anti-tax evasion law has a provision regarding whistleblowing. I'd like to know what kind of tax breaks are possible for reporting such cases?"

"According to the illegal activity of theft..."

A few minutes later, after learning about the tax relief policy, Quan Zhitai showed a pained expression.

This tax relief isn't a one-time thing, but a lifelong benefit. If you meet the conditions, you can save a lot of money over time.

Unfortunately, that damned Miyano Masato got a huge advantage!

Jeon Ji-tae became increasingly frustrated, wondering why the National Taxation Bureau hadn't contacted them first.

That would be great if he betrayed those damned islanders first!

"What, do you have someone you want to report?"

Quan Zhitai thought for a moment, then finally shook his head and said, "Not at the moment..."

In Las Vegas, the people he knew best were naturally that group of islanders, but unfortunately, he had already missed his chance. He didn't know the other forces, nor did he dare to report them rashly.

"Let's start the file entry then..."

"..."

Listening to David and Quan Zhitai's conversation, and seeing the tax payments being withdrawn one by one, the surrounding inspectors could finally confirm the truth.

This group of people really is here to pay taxes!

In just two or three days, this is already the fourth case David has handled. Isn't that a bit too exaggerated?

The inspectors were shocked and baffled. Some of them picked up the phone to notify their superiors and report this latest bombshell.

……

Fourth floor, Lewis's office.

"$673,300, that's an unbelievable tax record!"

Lewis looked at the evaluation form he had just completed, a smile spreading across his face.

Just then, the landline rang, interrupting his thoughts. He answered, "What is it...?"

"..."

A minute later, Lewis, who had been all smiles, stared wide-eyed, his lips slightly parted and even trembling, as if he had heard something unbelievable.

According to the message from the other end of the phone, David has closed another case and is currently filing and compiling it in his office on the third floor.

Could it be... the South Korean thief case he mentioned yesterday?

Yes.

According to the people below, there were more than 20 people who came, and they were all of Asian appearance. So what else could it be but a case involving Koreans?

But how could that be!

David managed to take down that group of Japanese in a single day, which was already quite an achievement. Now, this group of Koreans is even more outrageous; he took them down in almost one night!

How did you do that?

"Giggle giggle..."

Before Lewis could figure it out, a knock at the door forced him to abandon his thoughts and reply, "Come in!"

The next second, four or five men pushed the door open and entered.

These people were none other than the other tax chiefs of the Lake District branch.

"Chief Revenue Officer Lewis, your Inspector David has cracked four major cases in just a few days. Isn't that efficiency a bit outrageous?"

Hector was the first to speak. He had obviously received the news from the third floor and couldn't sit still any longer, so he came to find out more.

The other tax officials, though not speaking immediately, also stared at Lewis with puzzled expressions.

Because in their view, as David's superior, Lewis would know something about the inside story of these cases.

"This kid's crime-solving efficiency is indeed a bit too high, but what can you do? He's talented and capable. I think he might just be born for tax evasion laws!"

(End of this chapter)