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Is there a card deck of the top 52 people who have criminally evaded taxes? (Original Post) OAITW r.2.0 Saturday OP
52 factorial is (almost) beyond comprehension. Abolishinist Saturday #1
Unfortunately, we can't trust any "tax cheats" targeted since 1/20/2025 pat_k Saturday #2
I don't know of a card deck but wait just awhile and they will all show up at The Big Beautiful Ballroom. Midnight Writer Saturday #3
I doubt it DFW Saturday #4

pat_k

(13,828 posts)
2. Unfortunately, we can't trust any "tax cheats" targeted since 1/20/2025
Sat May 2, 2026, 03:30 AM
Saturday

Out of curiosity, I poked around a bit for tax fraud cases -- or potential sources for such a deck. This report from the FBI is quite something:

Four Charged in the Nation's Largest Known COVID Tax Credit Fraud Scheme
Two Defendants Charged with Attempting to Murder Ringleader of the Fraud


I assume the felon's DOJ Tax Division is doing the opposite of justice, but perusing Tax Division News with the search criteria limiting the results to the Biden DOJ is kind of interesting:

https://www.justice.gov/archives/tax/tax-division-news?search_api_fulltext=&start_date=2021-02-01&end_date=2025-01-01&sort_by=field_date



Midnight Writer

(25,680 posts)
3. I don't know of a card deck but wait just awhile and they will all show up at The Big Beautiful Ballroom.
Sat May 2, 2026, 10:37 AM
Saturday

They will probably all be in there together, having a sumptuous meal paid for by us poor suckers who do pay their taxes.

DFW

(60,377 posts)
4. I doubt it
Sat May 2, 2026, 12:38 PM
Saturday

I’d bet that the names of half or more top tax evaders are unknown to us, and probably the IRS as well. If they are that good at it, they will not be showing up in glitzy duds at presidential palaces, or sailing on yachts that are registered in their own names.

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