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| IRS Employee Busted For Filing False Returns |
| 2014-02-13 |
| I was hoping for some other IRS employees, namely every single one that was involved in the Exempt Organization division who was active in denying Tea Party org's from forming 501(c)(4)'s. Those SOB's should all be fired, stripped of their pensions and hit with criminal charges. I'll take this one, though. For you curious types, here's what may be her Facebook page. Einstein can rest easy... A former IRS tax preparer was arrested today after being indicted on charges of fraud for falsifying the returns of members of the public and transferring funds earned through fraudulent returns to her personal banking account. Sherelle Pratt, 49, of Philadelphia, could face up to 33 years in prison for charges of tax fraud and identity theft. Court papers list her alleged illegal income obtained through fraud as $28,767.95. According to court documents, Pratt was hired in January 2008 by the IRS. By April 2009, an individual had reportedly contacted the IRS to complain that his son had not received a his tax refund of $958 from the IRS or his $600 stimulus check. From another link, she was cooking returns back to 2006. So the IRS hires this AA baby and she immediately starts scamming the system and ripping people off. How thorough was the background check, if it happened at all? |
| Posted by:Raj |
| #1 If Ms. Pratt was involved in IRS taxpayer audits, perhaps a demographic analysis should be conducted of cases she reviewed. Sorting categories of urban, rural, suburban, farm, obvious name taxonomies [Xe Lo Ming, Peit and Greta Vanderschultz] etc. might be useful. |
| Posted by: Besoeker 2014-02-13 11:06 |