United states tax collector

David frowned slightly and replied: "I made it very clear just now, I want to see Mr. Lynch!"

"Mr. Lynch is a bit busy with his affairs and can't get away for the time being. If you, the IRS, have anything you want to check or ask, you can tell me the same thing!"

"Tell you, you have the final say?"

Before David could say anything, Nissen on the side was very dissatisfied.

The IRS came to the door and wanted to see Lynch by name, but this guy sent a legal adviser to deal with them?

This is somewhat disrespectful!

Kyle was not angry and replied: "If I can't make the decision, I will ask Mr. Lynch for advice!"

"Okay, stop talking nonsense!"

"On the 3rd of last month, our Congress passed a black tax bill. I believe that as a lawyer, you should know about this!"

"And we have also found out that your boss is secretly suspected of inflating the price of antiques for money laundering and other activities. This is the reason why we are here today!"

David has already used his golden finger to check Kyle's detailed information.

He discovered that he was not just a legal advisor, but also a helper who specialized in helping Lynch deal with money laundering issues, so he pointed it out directly.

Kyle's expression changed slightly, but he soon returned to normal, pretending to be innocent and said: "Mr. Inspector, I think you are mistaken. Our Mr. Lynch is a legitimate businessman, not an antique money launderer." Commit!"

"Don't tell me this. If we weren't completely sure today, we wouldn't be here. Ask your boss to come see me immediately!"

"Otherwise, I will immediately apply to freeze all of Mr. Lynch's accounts and assets, including this auction house!"

David's strong words made Kyle a little stunned for a moment, and then he retorted with a sullen face: "We, Mr. Lynch, are not ordinary people. Are you sure you will take responsibility for what you say?"

As a lawyer, he knew very well that IRS auditors had this power.

However, there must be conclusive evidence.

"certainly!"

Seeing David's confident look, Kyle realized that the other person might have really mastered something, and then stood up and walked out.

Soon after, he came to an office, knocked on the door and walked in. He said to Lynch who was sitting in the boss's chair: "Mr. Lynch..."

A few minutes later, Lynch's face darkened and he asked, "Do you think he really has our criminal evidence?"

"I think they must have mastered something, otherwise they would not dare to come to your door like this, and they would even ask to see you by name without fear!"

Lynch held his chin with his right hand and pondered for a few minutes before finally standing up and walking out.

Reception room.

"I'm sorry, Mr. Inspectors, there was a lot going on just now, so I kept you waiting for so long!"

Lin Qi walked in and greeted the two of them with a smile, not showing any dissatisfaction at being investigated.

"Mr. Lynch, I think your advisor just conveyed the purpose of our coming here. What do you think?"

"The prices of the antiques I auction here may be slightly higher, but they are all appreciated by friends. There is no money laundering using antiques!"

Lynch thought it was the inflated price of his antiques that attracted the IRS's attention, so he offered a tentative defense first.

David reached into the inner pocket of his suit, took out an envelope and threw it in front of Lynch, making a please gesture for him to open it and take a look.

Lin Qi narrowed his eyes, then opened the envelope, took out the information inside and looked at it.

But as time went by, his face could no longer maintain the calm look he had when he came in, and instead became gradually gloomier.

Kyle on the side saw something was wrong with his boss, and he came over to check, but soon his expression turned ugly.

"Where did you get this information?"

Lynch raised his head and looked at David.

David ignored his gaze and replied without changing his expression: "I don't need to tell you this!"

If looks could kill, then David would probably be killed by Lynch right now.

But fortunately, Kyle spoke up at this time. He argued: "Mr. Auditor, the book you took is not our account book. If you want to check our account book, I will ask our accounting department to sort it out and send it to you personally." Come to your bureau for your review!"

This is of course their internal ledger data.

However, there is still room for manipulation in things like ledgers.

For example, he could ask the accounting department to destroy some data, or falsify some data to make David's current information unverifiable.

And the reason why he asked the accounting department to sort it out and send it to the IRS was just to delay the operation for a while.

David did not answer his words, but instead reached into the inner pocket again, took out another envelope bag and threw it on the table.

The two of them looked at the envelope and felt something bad again, but in the end, Lynch picked it up and opened it to check.

Soon, when they saw all the list data, items, and other details of the transaction with Li Gensheng, the two of them could no longer remain calm.

There is still some room for maneuver in the matter of the ledger, but now that the list data of the transaction items are out, how can they still quibble?

Now that David has obtained this list, wouldn't it be easy to obtain confessions from Li Gensheng and others, or even testify in court?

In short, with these two pieces of evidence right in front of them, their charges of illegal trading are absolutely clear!

"How about Mr. Lynch, do you have nothing to say now?"

Lynch was silent for a while, then finally looked up at David and said, "Make a price!"

David was startled, then replied: "What do you mean, bribe us?"

"No, I just want to make friends with you!"

"Okay, if you pay this tax, then I don't mind being your friend!"

"1000000!"

Upon hearing this number, David and Nissen were also a little stunned.

One million US dollars is definitely not a small amount of money.

But when he thought about it compared with his own future, the 1 million instantly lost its appeal to David.

He sneered back: "Mr. Lynch, do you know how serious the crime is of openly bribing an IRS auditor?"

When he saw the dazed expressions of the two people at first, Lin Qi felt somewhat relieved.

Although 1 million is not a small amount, it is worth it as long as it can clarify the investigation of the two inspectors in front of me and help close this case.

But he didn't expect that after just a while, David lost interest in the 1 million and returned to a tough stance.

This made his face become even more livid.

Thanks for the reward, Brother Coke Chicken Wings