American tax officials

Chapter 68 One foot in the top 100

This matter quickly spread throughout the Dajie District Police Station.

When Keanu and other high-ranking officials found out, they were furious. They immediately summoned Brewster, Leo Milliemo, and others and gave them a severe scolding.

On the surface, their district lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxes this time.

Looking at it from a deeper perspective, the inspectors at their Dajie District branch are still working themselves to the bone for a few tens of thousands of yuan in tax revenue, while David can collect hundreds of thousands of yuan with just a casual visit. Doesn't this just demonstrate the incompetence of the inspectors at their Dajie District branch?

In short, this incident has caused the entire Dajie District Police Station to lose face.

At the same time.

The tax inspectors at the Lake District branch of the State Taxation Bureau also received news about this matter.

However, unlike the inspectors in the Main Street area, David was an inspector in the Lake District, so they were quite proud of it.

They even used this as a topic to constantly tease the street inspectors about their embarrassing moments.

At 4:50, David returned to the station.

After gathering two strong pieces of evidence from Lynch, he originally planned to go home and rest for the night before meeting the guy again the next day.

Unexpectedly, he suddenly received a call from Lewis, asking him to come back and give a detailed account of the Li Gensheng case.

Unfortunately, he had no choice but to return.

"Haha, David, you did a great job on the case in the main street!"

"David, what exactly happened in that case?"

"..."

The inspectors in the bureau only knew that the inspectors from Daihe and Dajie districts had jointly solved a case, in which David ultimately took more than 24 yuan of the tax.

However, they were not very clear about the specific details, so when they saw David arrive at the bureau, many inspectors gathered around to ask him what had happened.

"Nothing much, just what you heard!"

David had no time to explain to them. After saying that, he went to Lewis's office on the fourth floor.

Upon seeing David's arrival, Lewis first stared intently at him, then suddenly burst out laughing and asked, "Tell me in detail, what exactly happened in this case!"

"The specifics are like this..."

After hearing what he had to say, Lewis finally understood what had happened.

He said that given the current state of the Main Street District Police Station, how could they possibly be so willing to give up such a large amount of tax revenue to them?

It turned out that David had prepared a recording beforehand, which forced the people in the main street to reluctantly admit it.

"Haha, luckily you were quick-witted, otherwise they definitely would have renege on the agreement this time!"

Lewis first made an exaggerated remark, then seemed to remember something and changed the subject, asking, "Oh right, didn't you go to investigate Lynch? How come you ended up investigating the main district?"

"That's how it is. Li Gensheng is Lin Qi's biggest supplier. I needed to get their transaction list and other detailed information from him. Unexpectedly, I ran into the people from the Dajie District Police Station who were also investigating him. You know what happened in the end, Chief Tax Officer."

"So that's how it is..."

Lewis nodded, then replied, "Alright, I understand the situation. It's getting late, you should go back and get some rest!"

……

The next morning, David received a call from Mary.

Li Gensheng had already raised the money and handed it over to the Dajie District Police Station.

Because they had the recording, the Dajie District Police Station dared not renege on its debt and transferred the remaining NT$246,288 to the Hu District Police Station, which has now been successfully deposited into the database.

David took out his phone and opened the IRS's internal tax performance rankings.

His team's total tax revenue is now $2005556, and his ranking has risen from 122 to 106.

They are only 6 places away from being among the top 100 in the country!

David was about to leave and start his work for the day when he suddenly seemed to remember something and immediately flipped to the top of the list.

He frowned slightly when he saw the tax results of the top few.

Currently, the team led by Kelly Olsey and Brown Soros from the Manhattan branch of the New York Public Office remains number one in the country, with a total tax result of $863 million.

David had just seen their tax results a couple of days ago, when they only had a little over 500 million. In just two days, their tax revenue had skyrocketed by more than 300 million. This efficiency is truly astonishing.

The second-ranked group remains unchanged: Trollope Alger and Bellamy Hardy from the Los Angeles Long Beach office, with a current tax record of $811 million.

The third-ranked taxpayer had a total tax revenue of 768 million.

Fourth place: 711 million.

Fifth place: 698.6 million...

There are currently 6 days left until the assessment period.

His tax return was only slightly over 200 million. Even if he pocketed Lin Qi's 160 million and then spent the remaining days gathering more money, his tax return would probably only be around 400 million.

Making it into the top 100 is definitely not a problem, but catching up with the top five is almost impossible!

The importance of the platform is still key!

If he were working for the IRS in a major city like Los Angeles or New York, he might be at the top of the list right now.

Unfortunately, he was in Las Vegas, and not in a major economic hub like the main streets, which was a bit of a hindrance.

Okay, let's take it one step at a time.

The most important thing now is to strive to generate more tax revenue so that I can be promoted to the position of tax chief when the assessment period arrives.

Once he's promoted to tax commissioner, he'll have the authority to handle many major cases, such as the Dieter case, which will naturally boost his tax revenue.

Gathering his thoughts, David began brushing his teeth and washing his face. Then he received a call from Nissen, who said he was already waiting for him downstairs.

He dressed, fastened his pistol, went downstairs, and got into Nissen's Volvo.

"Haha, David, have you seen the tax results rankings? We're now ranked 106th, one foot already in the top 100 nationwide!"

As soon as he got in the car, Nissen couldn't wait to share his joy.

David replied calmly, "I saw it. Let's go, we'll go to Ward Building!"

Twenty minutes later, the two arrived at Ward Building and took the elevator directly to the 57th floor, which was Lynch's auction house and office.

"Hello, how can I help you?"

A receptionist came over to inquire.

David pulled out the IRS badge and said, "We are IRS inspectors and would like to see your boss, Mr. Lynch!"

The receptionist's expression changed slightly, then he gestured for them to follow him: "Gentlemen inspectors, please come with me to the meeting room."

After the two were led to the reception room, the receptionist left.

About 15 minutes later, a well-mannered man wearing gold-rimmed glasses and a suit walked in and introduced himself: "Hello, gentlemen, I am Mr. Lynch's legal advisor, my name is Kyle."

(End of this chapter)