New Plan B discovered

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SupremeSpod replied

12 October 2010, 16:17
Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post

They are paying the likes of Experian a fee to find benefit cheats using data mining of their records; so finding avoiders and evaders is the obvious next step.

Tax avoidance is not illegal. Ready when you are Hector.
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HairyArsedBloke replied

12 October 2010, 16:14
They are paying the likes of Experian a fee to find benefit cheats using data mining of their records; so finding avoiders and evaders is the obvious next step.
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Mich the Tester replied

12 October 2010, 16:02
Yeah, but be careful if you wake up with a severed horse's head on the pillow next to you.
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vetran started a topic New Plan B discovered

12 October 2010, 16:00
New Plan B discovered

From the psychology today posting I found this

Spotting the Tax Cheat | Psychology Today

Uncle Sam Has His Number

The IRS knows that the wealthy—those who earn over $100,000 per year—and the self-employed are most tempted to cheat. They are therefore most likely to get audited.

Nab Him!

Rat out a tax evader and the IRS will pay you up to 15 percent of the recovered taxes.

Convince the Condem government to add the 15% legislation and tell HMRC about out a few Lords and Ministers and I'm BOOMED!
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