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Know A Tax Cheat? Get Paid To Tell The IRS
by Jeffrey Strain
According to the IRS, taxpayers underpay their taxes by some $300 billion. If
you know someone that is contributing to that deficit, the IRS may be willing
to pay you up to $10 million for the information you provide with the bigger
the cheating, the more you're likely to receive.
The most important thing to claim your reward is quality documentation.
Without documentation of the cheating going on, it's unlikely that the IRS
will investigate the charges and thus no money bonus for you. As might be
expected, the IRS receives a lot of information that is merely a hunch or
because someone trying to get back at somebody.
If you feel you have information and documentation to back it up, the IRS
would be extremely interested in hearing from you. You can contact the IRS
toll free at 1-800-829-0433 if you suspect tax fraud, and will be expected to
provided the following information:
1. Your name or an alias
2. The name and address of the person you're reporting
3. The length the tax fraud has taken place including the years
4. The social security number or Employer Identification Number of the person
you're reporting.
5. Any relevant financial records which pertain to the fraud.
6. Any documents or records which substantiate the fraud.
7. The date of birth of the person you're reporting.
The rewards for reporting the tax cheat can be hefty. If the IRS does
investigate and recover money from your information, you may be entitled
anywhere 1% and 15% of the money they recover up to $10 million. The IRS has a
minimum payout of $100 which means any tax cheating reported has to be in the
thousands of dollars for any chance of you receiving a reward. For more
information on the rewards. you can visit www.irs.gov and look at publication
733 - Rewards for Information Provided by Individuals to the Internal Revenue
Service.
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Copyright (c) Jeffrey Strain. He is owner of
http://www.newtaxdeductions.com - a website dedicated to helping you save
money on your taxes.
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