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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Soo...no comments on the $3.2 million Preston, MD home being seized from a DMV fed? Looks palatial.

https://homesoftherich.net/2022/10/this-58-acre-estate-is-a-car-collectors-dream-photos/
Mello - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12951897/amp/Janet-Mello-military-freed-without-bail.html

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Wow, what a story! As an accountant, this is the kind of story I live to read. Good ol’ American greed!

It’s hilarious that they listed her job opening in the Daily Mail article, lol.

This lady sure did have great taste. Aston Martins, Maseratis, Range Rovers, beautiful real estate. I bet it felt good to her for the short while that it lasted. [/quote]

She would've gotten away with it had her shell company filed and paid corporate taxes with the IRS. And when she was running this scam, US corporate taxes were at their lowest level in modern history (low 20s). All she had to do was break off a fifth for Uncle Sam and buy 20% fewer homes and cars. She could've moved this money overseas.

I mean, maybe the Pentagon would've gotten around to auditing the shell company to see if the services for kids were actually provided at some point. But they just seem too incompetent to have caught on to her scam.

Had she paid her taxes and ended the scam after 5 years, she would have gotten away with it. [/quote]

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