American tax officials

Chapter 36 The Inspectors Who Are Crouching Tigers and Hidden Dragons

"636 million, shit, how did those two guys even do that?"

Nissen didn't pay much attention to the surnames, but rather to the tax results following their first names.

He didn't quite understand.

Even with New York's high economic level, a team of two auditors shouldn't be able to collect an incredible $636 million in taxes.

A small squad is more like it!

Are these two guys really that capable?

David also came to his senses and stared at the big screen. Only then did he notice their tax results, which were indeed 636 million!

Seeing such a tax result, he was also quite shocked.

He originally thought that the Manhattan branch office was able to collect more than 2000 million in taxes because of the combined efforts of the entire branch.

Unexpectedly, the two inspectors in the team contributed almost a quarter of the total.

But that wasn't the most surprising thing for him.

In his subsequent observations, he also discovered that, in addition to the Manhattan branch in New York, two inspectors from one of the inspection teams at the Long Beach branch in Los Angeles also achieved a high tax revenue of $436 million.

There were also audit teams from Chicago, Houston, Washington, and other places, all with tax records exceeding 400 million!

His tax performance of over 80 yuan only ranked him 89th among the national tax audit teams.

It seems that among the 14 inspectors nationwide, there are quite a few hidden talents.

However, David was not too discouraged. Even if these people had high tax returns now, he had a powerful tool like his cheat code, and he would catch up with or even surpass them sooner or later!

unless……

Among these people, some also have the same cheat code as him.

But is that even possible?

He thought it was unlikely!

However, the most urgent task now is to obtain the authority to handle major cases as soon as possible.

For example, a big case like Dieter's.

According to IRS intelligence, this guy's illegal income exceeded $300 million a month.

But this is only what the intelligence investigation has uncovered; there are certainly many others that have not been investigated.

But no matter what, if we can collect the black tax from this guy, the minimum is 120 million US dollars, which is more than half of the total amount of the four cases he solved before!

……

While David was still pondering this, at the same time, in a conference room at the IRS in Washington, D.C., that could accommodate hundreds of people.

Because of the passage of the black tax bill, the branch directors and deputy directors who came to the State Administration for training are also watching this newly released national data list.

Sitting in row 10, seats 4 and 5 were two middle-aged people.

The man's name was William Spacey, and he was the chief of the Las Vegas Lake District Police Department.

The woman's name is Megan Harrison, the deputy chief of the Lake District Precinct.

At this moment, the two of them looked at the big screen with expressions of shock, confusion, and bewilderment.

After a long pause, William turned to Megan and asked, "What's the situation with the second group of these seven teams? How did they manage to collect over 800,000 in taxes?"

Although he was very busy at the State Administration of Taxation during this period, he still knew something about the tax performance of his department.

Just a few hours ago, Gu Xin reported to him the tax performance for this assessment period. When he heard that the total amount reached more than 130 million, he could hardly believe his ears.

It wasn't until Guxin repeatedly and solemnly told him that he finally accepted this fact.

He originally thought that the reason why the tax performance in this assessment period could achieve such a big breakthrough was due to the good leadership of Gu Xin and his team, as well as the concerted efforts of the inspectors in each team and group.

But now that the data is out, he realizes that it wasn't the inspectors below who were working hard at all.

Only when all 7 teams and 2 groups work hard will it truly be a success!

Megan was equally surprised, but still answered truthfully: "I do know Nison from Team 7, Group 2. Wasn't Tax Chief Lewis going to be transferred to the Detroit branch as Deputy Tax Inspector? So he's one of the candidates for the position of Tax Chief of Team 7."

The Lake District Branch has a total of 80 inspectors.

Some of them were new faces temporarily recruited after the black tax bill was passed a month ago.

As the deputy director of the bureau, she naturally couldn't possibly know every inspector, but she did know those like Nissen who had the qualifications to be in a higher position.

"So you mean he worked so hard to achieve this tax result in order to get the job?"

"Maybe..."

Although the black tax bill has been passed for a month, there is still a lot of work to be done, especially in the days leading up to the assessment period.

When they came to the General Administration, they both told the administration not to bother them unless it was a very important matter, and that the administration should make its own decisions.

So Megan wasn't entirely clear on the specifics either.

"Call the police station and ask them what exactly happened!"

In the national ranking of tax performance by branch offices, their Huqu branch ranked 146th, which is not particularly noteworthy.

However, the fact that someone from their bureau made it into the top 100 of the inspectors list is quite remarkable.

After all, there are 14 inspectors nationwide.

Among these 140,000 inspectors, let alone making it into the top 100, making it into the top 1,000 would already be considered very outstanding!

Therefore, William's idea is that if these 7 teams and 2 groups are really that outstanding, then it wouldn't hurt to just give the tax chief position to Nissen.

This can be considered a reward for his bringing glory to the bureau this time!

……

Twenty minutes later.

Megan returned, with a strange expression on her face.

William, noticing Megan's unusual expression, couldn't help but ask, "What's wrong?"

"I've questioned them carefully, and the main culprit behind this $80+ tax record isn't Nissen, but rather another auditor in the same team, David!"

"David?"

William was startled at first, then the face of the bureau's inspector kept swirling in his mind, but after searching around, he still couldn't recall any of the person.

"Yes, according to Tax Chief Lewis, David is exceptionally talented, and he completed these four tax-generating cases, totaling over $80, within just four days!"

"Four days?! Is that even possible?!"

William was startled; he too had risen through the ranks from inspector.

Even if law-abiding citizens have tax issues, if you go to them, it's normal to spend ten days to half a month dealing with them, involving listing documents, issuing warnings, and arguing.

Not to mention these cunning criminals nowadays.

It's not an easy task to force them to pay taxes on money they've painstakingly obtained through deception and fraud.

David has now completed four cases in four days, which is equivalent to one case per day. This efficiency is simply outrageous.

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(End of this chapter)