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12. None of those people are US citizens, so why would the IRS "give them attention"?

Wed Jul 31, 2013, 04:23 PM

Jul 2013

If Paul Hogan (for example) is doing something shady, isn't that something for the Australian tax authorities to investigate?

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The $32 Trillion Hidden Offshore Needs IRS Attention. [View all] Octafish Jul 2013 OP

Yes, but... PETRUS Jul 2013 #1

It's gonna be a awesome trickle-down! johnnyreb Jul 2013 #2

Well, they got Al Capone on "tax evasion"... CanSocDem Jul 2013 #5

Yeah, see. The loot's ours, see. Octafish Jul 2013 #6

K&R SalviaBlue Jul 2013 #7

7/8 of ALL WEALTH in Human History created since 1981. Octafish Jul 2013 #8

+1000 marym625 Jul 2015 #16

Sorry to read that! Octafish Jul 2015 #17

Maybe it's my phone marym625 Jul 2015 #18

+1 You nailed it a shit load. Enthusiast Jul 2015 #19

It Certainly Does, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2013 #9

Sounds like a job for the Special Collection Service, Sir. Octafish Jul 2013 #10

You Know I Am A Traditionalist At Heart, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2013 #11

You missed the point. Octafish Aug 2013 #15

k&r. Thanks, Octafish. nt antigop Jul 2013 #13

PIRG: 82 of Top 100 Companies Used Tax Havens in 2012 Octafish Jul 2013 #14

Kicked and recommended to the Max! Enthusiast Jul 2015 #20