American tax officials

Chapter 61 What happened to the promise not to just eat dry food?

Soon, the two arrived at the door of 1101 and stood on the left and right sides respectively.

David pressed his ear slightly against the door and heard some faint sounds coming from inside.

Once he confirmed that the person was inside, he gestured to Nissen, indicating that Nissen should break down the door upon his instructions.

Nissen nodded and gave an OK sign.

David held his breath, gripped the gun tightly in his right hand, extended three fingers with his left hand, then retracted his ring, middle, and index fingers, and finally made a downward chopping gesture.

Nissen raised his right leg and kicked the door lock hard, the door was kicked open instantly, and he rushed in like a cannonball.

Meanwhile, inside the room, Maggie, who was still working on documents, was startled by the loud noise.

However, her strong mental fortitude allowed her to quickly regain her composure. Without taking any weapons, she charged towards Nissen in one swift step.

As she rushed over, she used the springs on the bed to leap up.

Before Nissen could react, a pair of beautiful legs wrapped around his neck, and with a final downward push, they threw Nissen to the ground, pinning him down. His gun fell to the side.

All of this happened in the blink of an eye.

David, who followed closely behind, was stunned by what he saw.

He didn't want to see this situation, which is why he let Nissen be the first to rush in.

But Nixon, a veteran retired from the Marine Corps, was taken down in a single encounter?

Was it carelessness that caused the light to not flash, or what?

And we agreed that we weren't just freeloaders!

Before he could think, seeing the woman about to pick up Nissen's gun, David reacted immediately and shouted, "Don't move!"

In that instant, Maggie had already pushed Nissen to his limit; even if he had three heads and six arms, he couldn't possibly overpower David again.

With a gun pointed at her at such close range, she dared not make any further moves and could only look like she was about to be captured.

"Let him go!"

Following instructions, Maggie released Nissen, who was nearly suffocating. Now free, he gasped for breath, his face flushed, and he looked as if he wanted to devour Maggie.

These days, almost all of those taxes are generated by David.

Aside from serving as a bodyguard, he had almost no other significant role.

Therefore, before breaking down the door, he secretly vowed to subdue the female spy cleanly and efficiently, so that David would also realize the importance of his existence.

But who would have thought that, instead of being able to subdue the other party cleanly and efficiently, he was the one who was cleanly and efficiently subdued by the other party. This was utterly humiliating!

Ignoring what Nissen was thinking, David approached Maggie step by step, gun in hand.

But at that moment, Maggie's face hardened, her eyes filled with determination, and then she made a twitching motion with her chin.

Seeing this, David knew something was wrong. He rushed in front of her, pinched her cheeks tightly, and explained, "Don't be impulsive, we're not here to arrest you!"

He knew that most of these spies had potassium cyanide in their teeth to avoid being captured and tortured.

If this woman dies, it might be a good thing for the CIA.

But for him and the IRS, it's a huge loss!

These are all top-quality chives!

Maggie looked somewhat bewildered.

They've broken down the door and brandished guns; what else could they be here for but to arrest her?

David pulled out a tax badge with one hand and said, "We're IRS inspectors, just here for a 'friendly' chat!"

As a spy, Maggie naturally recognized that it was indeed the IRS emblem.

This explains why David and Nissen's tracking techniques failed.

However, it's understandable that the FBI and CIA are targeting her, but what is the IRS looking for her about?

Could it be that……

What problems have I encountered with my taxes?

Could it be that her performance in Las Vegas caused the relevant authorities to miss her tax return, thus triggering an investigation by IRS auditors?

but……

How did this inspector know there was poison in his mouth?

Had his identity as a spy been exposed?

That seems possible!

After all, in the United States, the only things that are unavoidable are death and paying taxes.

The IRS has an extremely pervasive network of investigative channels and methods for those who evade taxes. It's possible that during a tax audit, they might accidentally uncover her identity.

But no matter how you look at it.

As long as it doesn't involve agencies like the FBI or CIA, then there seems to be room for negotiation!

With that in mind, Maggie nodded, indicating that she would not attempt suicide again.

David then released her mouth and taunted her sarcastically, "Miss Maggie, you were pretty fast on the light rail just now, but did you think you could just run away when the IRS was watching you?"

Maggie remained relatively calm and retorted, "Okay, so your IRS went to all that trouble to find me, just to collect that little bit of tax?"

David smiled and replied, "That's not a small amount; that's $28 in taxes!"

"28 million US dollars?"

Maggie looked puzzled.

Although her performance fee in Las Vegas was considerable, it didn't amount to an exorbitant $28 in taxes!

"It's like this, on the 3rd of last month..."

David recounted the details of the Black Tax Act.

Upon hearing this, Maggie was taken aback at first, then her expression darkened as she replied, "So, you know my identity?"

According to the Black Tax Act.

Any income obtained through illegal means must be taxed in full to the IRS.

Now that the IRS has been able to contact her, they naturally know what illegal activities she used to obtain her illicit gains!

"It's just a spy, nothing serious!"

Maggie's heart sank, and at the same time, a self-deprecating expression appeared on her face.

She believed she had concealed her identity well, having repeatedly obtained classified information within the United States, but neither the FBI, CIA, nor the Department of Homeland Security could uncover her identity.

Now, they've been caught by the IRS for not paying taxes!

This sounds kind of ridiculous!

"Now that you know my identity, and I'm going to die anyway, why should I pay you taxes?"

In Maggie's opinion

Although the IRS is only responsible for taxes, it's impossible that they wouldn't notify the CIA or FBI about such a big case.

It's highly likely they want to squeeze every last drop of value out of themselves before handing it over to these departments.

David shook his finger and retorted, "If you don't pay our taxes, you're definitely doomed, but if you're willing to pay, things might not be so great!"

(End of this chapter)