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The investigation and prosecution of tax crimes
Protesters cannot generally deduct ordinary on their federal income taxes, and attempts to claim political or protest activity as a tax write‑off can trigger penalties; a narrow exception exists when ...
The New York Attorney General’s civil probe of was publicly accompanied by formal referrals to federal authorities — and — but there is no public record in the provided reporting that SDNY or IRS conf...
courts have consistently and definitively rejected the tax‑protester claim that the is a “private corporation” lacking governmental authority, characterizing such contentions as frivolous and routinel...