American tax officials

Chapter 86 Dealing with Drug Dealers

[Name: Nozano Rosenberg]

Occupation: Gang member.

Monthly income: $13900.

[Income Details: December 5th, provided a drug kingpin to local police, received $1000; December 9th, provided a drug storage location to the FBI, received $2000; December 18th, provided a drug manufacturing site to a Mexican gang, received $5000...]

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Tax payable: US$2035.

"What a cunning old fox..."

After reviewing the guy's information, David was speechless.

This guy can make deals with anyone as long as he can afford it, whether it's the police, the FBI, the Mexican gang, or even their IRS now.

This shows that he is a person who has no principles whatsoever when it comes to money!

But that's alright.

Importantly, after a thorough investigation, David did indeed discover, just as Bucky had said, that this guy had information about a major deal between Dieter and the Mexican gang!

"Tax Chief, his name is Nosano!"

"Hello, Tax Chief David."

Nosano knew that the IRS was not to be trifled with, and that the power of the tax commissioner was boundless, so he extended his hand with a fawning expression.

However, David didn't offer to shake his hand. Instead, he asked directly, "I heard you know about Dieter's deal with the Mexican gang?"

Nosano withdrew his hand and chuckled awkwardly, "I do know a little bit of information, but..."

"Tell me, how much do you want!"

"hey-hey……"

Nosano chuckled and held up two fingers.

Before David could speak, Bucky angrily retorted, "Nosano, don't go too far! Our IRS money doesn't come from thin air!"

"I know, but if your IRS pulls this deal, I guarantee you'll make a fortune!"

David pondered for a moment, then said to Bucky, "Go to the tax office and get the money!"

While $2 is not a small sum, he currently has over $20 in official funds, so this amount is insignificant.

Soon, Bucky withdrew the $2 in cash.

Nosano's eyes lit up instantly. He wiped his drool with his finger and then began to count the items with great interest.

Bucky found this behavior distasteful and retorted, "What are you ordering? Do you think the IRS would shortchange you?"

"Hehe, that's not it..."

Nosano gave a lewd laugh and stopped what he was doing.

At that moment, David stared sharply at him and said, "Let me warn you first, if you take money from our IRS and can't deliver something satisfactory, we'll take it back 'with interest,' understand?"

"I understand, I absolutely understand!"

"Now that you understand, tell me what you know!"

"The specifics are as follows, tonight at 12 o'clock..."

"etc!"

Bucky interrupted, "You mean Dieter's deal with the Mexican gang is tonight?"

"Yes……"

"Smack."

Bucky slapped him on the head and scolded, "You bastard, why didn't you say so sooner!"

Nosano looked somewhat aggrieved, thinking to himself, "How can I complain if the money isn't right?"

"Alright, continue!"

"Their deal will take place at the former Pompeii chemical plant in the Lake District. According to reliable sources, the drugs they're dealing with are worth as much as $400 million!"

"400 million!"

Upon hearing this, both David and Bucky's eyes lit up.

First of all, this is a transaction between two factions.

In other words, the Mexican gang will be preparing $400 million worth of drugs.

The IRS isn't the FBI or the police; they have no interest in seizing the other party's drugs.

Of course, this is on the premise that the other party is willing to pay the tax on the $400 million worth of drugs.

Secondly, if Dieter and his group are going to make the deal, they will definitely need to bring $400 million with them.

Based on the tax rate, they can receive nearly $400 million in taxes from this $160 million, plus another nearly $160 million in taxes from the drugs, totaling $320 million!

That's great, this is a big deal for their IRS!

Composing himself, David continued, "Will Zimmerman, the leader of the Mexican gang, come?"

Nosano replied, "He hasn't shown his face for a year, and for a deal like this, there's no need for his boss to get involved, so he probably won't come."

David was slightly disappointed, and then asked, "So, how many people will each side bring for this transaction?"

"This is a drug deal, not a flour deal. The more people there are, the more attention it will attract from the authorities. Based on usual practice, we estimate that only three or five people from each side will come!"

David originally planned that if there were a large number of people involved in the transaction, he would apply to have several inspection teams transferred to carry out the mission together.

But upon hearing that only 3 or 5 people from both sides would be coming, they immediately abandoned the idea.

Their inspection team consisted of eight people, excluding the newly arrived Serena.

Of these eight people, apart from Bucky and Nixon, who are former Marines, the others are all specially trained.

Equipped with elite weaponry, dealing with 10 or 8 drug dealers should be a piece of cake!

Therefore, there is no need to invite other audit teams, since we still need to share tax revenue with them.

"Mr. Nosano, is it alright if you have to spend the night at our IRS office?"

After examining Nosano's account, David believed that what Nosano said was true, but in order to prevent any unexpected leaks, it was best to keep him under surveillance for the time being.

"Well... okay!"

Nosano didn't want to agree, but seeing the situation, he had no choice but to nod helplessly.

"Take him to wait there. Also, go to the Pompeii chemical plant, scout the terrain, and then come up with a battle plan!"

Bucky was also a Marine, and David believed this wouldn't be a problem for him.

"I see!"

After Bucky left, David immediately summoned Nissen and his six men to his office.

He first looked at Ariel and asked, "How is Selina?"

"She learns very quickly and can already do the filing work."

"Then let her be in charge of this from now on!"

Ariel nodded to indicate that she understood.

David added, "There's been some progress in Dieter's case; they'll be making a deal at the Pompeii chemical plant tonight..."

Several of them frowned when they heard about the risks involved.

However, everyone got excited when they heard that the deal might incur more than $320 million in taxes.

David had promised them that before.

Once the Dieter case is resolved, each team will be guaranteed a minimum of $100,000 in tax revenue.

However, this transaction is just the tip of the iceberg in the Dieter case.

And this tip of the iceberg could potentially generate over 320 million in tax revenue. If the entire Dieter case is resolved...

How much tax revenue will they be allocated?

20?

30?

It's definitely more than 10!

David glanced at his watch and said, "It's still early, everyone get ready!"

……

At 5 p.m., Pakistani returned from surveying the terrain.

He showed David the footage he had filmed on site, pointing and explaining, "Tax Chief, look, their transaction location is here. We can place our men here, here, and here, thus gaining a commanding position!"

"Drug dealers usually only carry handguns during transactions. If they dare to resist, with our equipment and superior strength, we can turn them into sieves in an instant!"

"In addition, we can prepare several high-intensity searchlights, which can instantly disrupt their vision once the operation begins..."

Bucky, as expected of a retired Marine, delivered a meticulous tactical deployment that David found quite satisfactory.

"Okay, let's do it your way!"

Time flew by, and it was already 10 p.m.

David opened the cabinet, put the documents and materials he had reviewed and processed that day into the cabinet, and then walked out of the office to the inspector's office on the third floor.

It was already 10 o'clock.

Apart from inspectors like Buckinson who had missions, the rest of the inspection teams basically went back.

To David's surprise, Serena was still there, diligently working on some documents.

Ariel quickly stood up and explained, "Tax Chief, it was Serena who requested to stay..."

Hearing this, Serena snapped out of her work mode. Upon noticing David's arrival, she stood up and said, "Yes, Chief Tax Officer, I know you have an operation tonight. There's not much I can do to help, so I can only try to familiarize myself with the work as quickly as possible."

David nodded and replied, "It's getting late, Serena. Would you like me to send you home?"

Serena shook her head and replied, "No need!"

David said no more, turned to Nissen and the others, and said, "Go to the armory and get the weapons and equipment!"

This time, they were facing ruthless drug dealers and Dieter's men.

Of course, you can't just bring one sidearm.

For safety reasons, it is essential to equip yourself with things like bulletproof vests and assault rifles.

This would create a psychological deterrent for the drug dealers, causing them to obediently surrender and pay their taxes.

(End of this chapter)