I think you misunderstand volunteer versus share with appropriate subpoena, etc. Tax info is considered private without a good reason to be shared with law enforcement or other parties.
Do you really think an IRS agent is going to get in trouble for tipping off someone in another agency that a criminal confession exists within a tax filing? Are you familiar with the very common practice of parallel construction? If criminals filing taxes honestly was actually a protected act there would be laws rendering those documents inadmissible in court, but there aren’t any such laws. “Please meticulously document your criminal finances and do our work for us, don’t worry, it won’t be used to start an investigation, only to finish one” - someone would have to be very gullible to find a statement like that persuasive.
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Not sure what I’ve said that justifies lobbing insults like this
I’m now going to block you because you are clearly being obtuse and contrary on purpose.
Noone said anything about anyone getting in trouble. It’s just the way it is and the fact that you can’t grasp that says a ton about your knowledge and comprehension.
I’ll repeat. You need to do some more reading on this. This is something that some of us have known most of our lives and seen played out in real life with the likes of Trump and others. The irs flat out will not send any information on a taxpayer to any law enforcement agencies, period. Not only is it just not the way it’s done, they don’t have the time as they are constantly overworked and understaffed and most of it is based on ancient systems crunching data and looking for patterns that get flagged for a second look by a human. And as I said in another comment, the irs mostly takes your word for everything and they don’t care where the income comes from. Plus if you think that someone is smart enough to file taxes to only be committing one crime at a time but also stupid enough to tell the irs fuck knows who else where the money comes from, that says more about you than them.
Do you really think an IRS agent is going to get in trouble for tipping off someone in another agency that a criminal confession exists within a tax filing? Are you familiar with the very common practice of parallel construction? If criminals filing taxes honestly was actually a protected act there would be laws rendering those documents inadmissible in court, but there aren’t any such laws. “Please meticulously document your criminal finances and do our work for us, don’t worry, it won’t be used to start an investigation, only to finish one” - someone would have to be very gullible to find a statement like that persuasive.
Not sure what I’ve said that justifies lobbing insults like this
I’m now going to block you because you are clearly being obtuse and contrary on purpose.
Noone said anything about anyone getting in trouble. It’s just the way it is and the fact that you can’t grasp that says a ton about your knowledge and comprehension.
I’ll repeat. You need to do some more reading on this. This is something that some of us have known most of our lives and seen played out in real life with the likes of Trump and others. The irs flat out will not send any information on a taxpayer to any law enforcement agencies, period. Not only is it just not the way it’s done, they don’t have the time as they are constantly overworked and understaffed and most of it is based on ancient systems crunching data and looking for patterns that get flagged for a second look by a human. And as I said in another comment, the irs mostly takes your word for everything and they don’t care where the income comes from. Plus if you think that someone is smart enough to file taxes to only be committing one crime at a time but also stupid enough to tell the irs fuck knows who else where the money comes from, that says more about you than them.
Care to cite any?