06-22-2023, 10:22 PM
Worked with a guy a couple decades ago who's brother was an IRS agent - the armed investigatory type. Easiest fastest way to track people making large income and not reporting it on their taxes:
-Car dealerships where a nice car was purchased with cash.
-Gun stores where someone is making multiple purchases of a lot of different nice guns.
The investigation activity had nothing to do with harassing people on the gun-topic, and everything to do with busting drug-dealers and the like who were making lots of money and had a recent otherwise windfall and not reporting it as income (or that's what I was told). Point being, if you do either of those, expect the IRS to be paying attention.
-Car dealerships where a nice car was purchased with cash.
-Gun stores where someone is making multiple purchases of a lot of different nice guns.
The investigation activity had nothing to do with harassing people on the gun-topic, and everything to do with busting drug-dealers and the like who were making lots of money and had a recent otherwise windfall and not reporting it as income (or that's what I was told). Point being, if you do either of those, expect the IRS to be paying attention.
4x P100