UBS whistleblower: IRS pays tax cheat informant $104M.
An ex world-mega bank employee, who himself was jailed for
two years, was awarded over $100 million dollars just to let IRS, Internal
Revenue Service of US, and helped them collect $780 million as fine as well as
a list of names of suspected American tax dodgers.
While this award could be considered an excess award even
though what IRS had obtained and collected was much larger, some say that IRS
should act more promptly and aggressively make use of this award system to
encourage more whistleblowers to provide information and cooperate to collect
more tax and fines.
Enjoy reading and learning about this stimulus system to
save and collect substantial amount of tax.
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