Living in North America, working from 9 to 5

Chapter 79 Panic? Not Existing!
Hearing the IRS auditor in front of him saying that he was evading taxes, Roy raised his eyebrows, pursed his lips, and showed a helpless expression on his face. He shook his head slightly and sighed softly:

"Hey, I thought it was something else, but it turns out to be a tax issue."

When colleagues in the office hall heard what IRS auditor Alec Palmer said, they all showed shocked expressions. They looked at each other, and from their facial expressions, they were obviously very surprised.

He had just been commended and honored by the General Administration, and right after that, the IRS tax auditors came to his house and said he had tax problems. How could his colleagues in the bureau not be shocked?

There were whispers in every corner of the office hall:

"See, I was right. It really is a tax issue."

"You are talking nonsense. Why would the IRS inspector come to look for someone?"

"It seems that Roy really has tax problems?"

"Maybe. As far as I know, the IRS won't come to our door easily if they don't have solid evidence. What's more, we are also a government department. Hey, Roy, you must not get into trouble..."

"This... Roy..."

The guys who were so happy just now suddenly lost all interest. Almost everyone at the scene had a worried look on their faces. Roy was not only a vacation legend in the bureau, but he also had no problems in his daily life. He was friendly to everyone and his popularity was not the best, but it was definitely not bad.

After Mia learned about the IRS's intention, her heart was completely hanging high above her head. From her anxious expression, it can be seen that Mia is very worried about Roy's current situation. At the same time, she cursed in her heart: "Who the hell reported Roy..."

Richard, Tom is just as worried about Roy as Mia.

This is because Jonathan is not here. If he were here, he would definitely do the same thing as last time when Mahone came to force someone to come, regardless of whether you are from the IRS or not...

At the scene, everyone's eyes were focused on Roy.

Alec took out a few documents from the file bag and put them on Roy's desk. He stared into Roy's eyes and said:

“We have investigated Ms. Irene’s medical bills. In the past year and ten months, you paid a total of $225 million in medical bills to Presbyterian Hospital.

Based on the salary you earn when you join the police department and become a police officer, this salary alone is not enough to support the expensive medical expenses of the Presbyterian Hospital.

Therefore, we at the IRS have reason to suspect that you have other unknown income, and these unknown income have not been legally declared and taxed. As for the source of your income, we at the IRS do not care and will not ask.

However, if you do not declare and pay the taxes generated by this amount of money, you will have violated federal tax laws. Our Criminal Investigation Bureau under the IRS has the authority to verify the relevant circumstances.

If you cannot give a reasonable and legal explanation, we will have the right to immediately take you back to the IRS Criminal Investigation Bureau for further investigation and initiate prosecution against you. Officer Roy, I guess you know that our IRS has its own courts and jails, right? "

Alec talked incessantly, saying a lot in one breath. It must be said that this tax auditor was quite professional, and his words were mostly official language, but the last sentence was obviously a bit threatening.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is part of the Federal Treasury Department and has more than 40,000 inspectors, accounting for about 35% of the total number of employees.

The IRS is very powerful within the United States. It not only has its own armed forces, but also its own courts and prisons. With complete firepower and a large jurisdiction, it is definitely one of the most powerful law enforcement agencies in the United States.

Roy took a quick look at the file that Alec had placed on the desk. The contents of the file were almost all his deposit records at the Presbyterian Hospital.

Glancing at the expressionless Alex, Roy calmly took out a bunch of keys from his waist, found a small key from the keychain, inserted it into a locked drawer under the desk, opened the drawer, and took out a manila file bag from it.

While looking at Alec, he untied the rope of the brown paper bag, pulled out a thick stack of documents from it, handed it to Alec who was standing in front of him, and said, "My parents died in a car accident, and my sister was in a coma due to the car accident. I inherited the inheritance left by my parents, including two properties, a small piece of land and stock funds."

Alec looked at the documents while listening to Roy's narration.

Roy continued:

"Because Irene incurred a huge amount of expenses during her hospitalization, I sold all the inherited property that could be sold at the time. After tax, it was about 165 million US dollars. The documents in your hand are the inheritance documents, the sales contract and the collection records, as well as the inheritance tax certificate at the time and the tax certificate for the income from the sale of related property."

Alec nodded as he read the document. After reading it, he handed the document to the two people behind him and asked them to continue checking it. He turned around, looked at Roy, and said:
"Very good. There is no problem with the documents just now. My people will continue to verify the relevant contents of the documents. Even if 165 million is your legal after-tax income, there is still a gap of 60 US dollars? As far as I know, you have been in the police force for less than 11 months, right?"

Roy smiled and said:

"The remaining money was partly donated by colleagues in the bureau, about $2, which I have already declared, and partly from my salary income, which is also legally taxable. As for the rest, most of it was borrowed..."

"borrowed?"

Alec frowned slightly.

He turned around and looked at the two colleagues who were checking the documents, exchanged glances with them, then turned back to Roy and said:

“If it’s a bank loan, do you have a contract?”

Roy shook his head and said:

“It’s not a bank loan, it’s a private loan.”

Alec said:
"Private loan? Who is the borrower? Can you provide his information? We need to verify it further. If it is convenient, can you ask him to come over?"

Roy smiled and said:

"Sure, but I need to give her a call."

Alec nodded in agreement.

Roy took out his V998 cell phone, opened the cover, and dialed a number while saying to Alec:

"Some time ago, I also acquired an apartment worth about $40. The relevant procedures are still being processed. I will declare it when it is completed."

Alec continued nodding: "Well, that's next year."

After entering the number, Roy pressed the dial button.

A long beep sounded.

After three rings, the other party picked up the phone.

As soon as the call was connected, the voice of the royal sister came:
"How do you know I've landed? Did you miss me? Haven't you played with me these past few days? I'm telling you, I'm going to check tonight. If I find that the amount is less, you know the consequences..."

(End of this chapter)