$14 trillion 1099-OID attempt

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Demosthenes
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$14 trillion 1099-OID attempt

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Defendant (1)
Marlon T. Moore
69306-004
YOB: 1971
also known as
Dammon Green
also known as
X-Large Moore
also known as
Tyrone Moore

http://www.cheatingfrenzy.com/moore3.pdf
Demo.
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Judge Roy Bean
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Re: $14 trillion 1099-OID attempt

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The first thing he does after being release from prison is pull a tax scam. :roll:

Chances are he learned how in prison.
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jkeeb
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Re: $14 trillion 1099-OID attempt

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At that amount, it only has to work once. I don't even think you would write a how-to book to make even more money.
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LPC
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Re: $14 trillion 1099-OID attempt

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I would have to think that you don't see many indictments alleging the filing of false Forms 56 (notice of fiduciary relationship).
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Doktor Avalanche
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Re: $14 trillion 1099-OID attempt

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Judge Roy Bean wrote:The first thing he does after being release from prison is pull a tax scam. :roll:

Chances are he learned how in prison.
Well, yeah, because...you know, prison is full of geniuses.

I had a friend who did a nickel in Chino and one day he was telling me about these awesome scams he learned about while he was there. He insisted that "these would totally work" and "these guys were hella smart".

And that's when I pointed out that the people he was listening to were in prison when they said that. If they were so damn smart, they shouldn't have been in prison in the first place.
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