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February 17, 2006
"We Want Our Share Of Your Money Whether Or Not You Earned It Legally Or Illegally" "The government gets millions of forms each year from employees whose Social Security numbers don't match government records, leading investigators to Comments
Turf wars and empire building amongst the federal agencies is appalling. But, this is the product of big gov't. They care nothing about the big picture, what is best for America and it citizens, only that their fifedom becomes more powerful and larger. The IRS SHOULD care if the money is illegaly earned. First using another's SS# is FRAUD. A criminal action. I would even go so far as to say the SS# verification must accompany birthdate to verify the person matches the SS# provided. Then if an illegal uses a SS# issued to an anchor baby born in 2003 (and we all know this happens and one of the benfits of anchor babies), the employer and IRS will know it is not a match and ID fraud. Second, the IRS will go after any suspicous earnings (drug dealing, money laundering, etc). The IRS uses these rules of declaring earnings even if illegal as a means of going after offenders for tax evasion later if necessary. If the illegal aliens don't pay taxes at all because of rule changes then the IRS should go after them for tax evasion. The logic is ridiculous on the part of the IRS. Posted by: Weary Citizen on February 17, 2006 04:56 PM ok then, maybe my letters to the IRS regarding illegal mexican companies operating out of my neighborhood are getting some attention at the IRS? They say that they want their money legal or illegal and I know about a lot of illegal money running around right outside my window. This may work out well for us if we play our cards right? Posted by: cicerores on February 17, 2006 04:59 PM yes, it is true when it comes to immigrants. but it will also deal with others. and that will stay the same even if we get open borders or deport 11 million people tomorrow. Posted by: dreamact2005 on February 17, 2006 06:04 PM Friday's article on the VDARE.com web site by Joe Guzzardi entitled, "Corporate Treason: What the Zirkle Case Reveals" certainly sheds some light on just how some corporations are skirting the laws. There is also the website WeHireAliens.com that people can use to look up specific companies in specific states or add information on companies they know are hiring illegals. You would think that everyone involved in hiring those who are illegally in this country would understand that without the appropriate taxes paid by all our infrastructure, which are in disarray, will never be repaired to the degree it could be, if all played fair. They use the roads, water and power systems in their businesses and want them to be as efficient as possible. How will this happen if the money isn't there because they are hiring illegals? You cannot tell me that everyone is on the up and up about paying taxes, as the IRS would have caught a lot of people by now. It is what they do best. The delivery of products is frequently on a timed basis, so how will anything get where it is going expediently, if our highway system cannot keep up. It seems that these companies are really shooting themselves in the foot, but are too greedy to see it. The rest of us will be expected to bail the situation out--as usual. I would like to thank all companies, who do not hire illegals and who want to work to keep the Middle Class strong in this country. Posted by: jaded on February 18, 2006 02:04 AM This is just sickening. Another example of "Puss" government treating others with kid gloves, lest they offend someone or let idiots sue them, while sticking it to American citizens. Posted by: Born American on February 18, 2006 10:00 PM The IRS has been laundering money for the Illegal Aliens and Big business for years, as they are the one's who issue the ITIN's and who have given Banks and other Financial Insitutions the green light to make loans of all kinds and for every and any reason to Illegal Aliens via the use of the IRS issued ITIN's and the Matricula Counsular ID card. What the IRS will not tell you or anyone else is the fact that this tacit approval for these ID's and ITIN's is in direct violation of the USA Patriot Act and Banking Legislation. The comment that this is a "turf" war - is accurate. Since when did the IRS have control over the regulations that govern Social Security, and since when did the IRS get the authority to issue ITIN's as replacements for real and verifiable Social Security Numbers? No one who is a United States Citizen or a legal non-citizen authorized to be present and to perform work in the USA has any need for the IRS issued ITIN's - whatsoever!! The IRS is part of the problem and an important player in this Invasion and in the destruction of our great Republic. It should be brought to its knees and executed - quickly - before it takes us all into the landfill of the 3rd world. Posted by: Michael J. Bruning on February 19, 2006 02:10 AM Hahaha, since 1930, our votes have managed to increase federal govt's share of economic activity (GDP) from 3% to 20%. What makes any of you think you can change 76 years of political inertia via politics and voting? You can't: http://www.coolpage.com/commentary/economic/shelby/Inflating%20Deflation.html Posted by: Shelby Moore on February 19, 2006 08:50 AM How about the IRS go back to the business and impose the tax burden and fines and whatever they can muster up on the business for hiring the illegal in the first place... or, all the above for not verifying the character and disposition of the employee - meaning: Legally here, verified the ssn, etc... Posted by: Greg on February 19, 2006 11:15 PM |
call Thursday for more action against employers hiring illegal immigrants," the AP reports. "'Unless and until employers are either required to verify (Social Security numbers) prior to submitting wage reports, or faced with stiff penalties for erroneous wage reports, there is no incentive for employers to do anything differently,' the Social Security Administration's inspector general, Patrick O'Carroll, told a group of lawmakers on the House Ways and Means Committee." But the IRS objected to the idea. "IRS Commissioner Mark Everson said lawmakers should consider that sharing taxpayer information with the Homeland Security Department will likely deter some workers from filing tax returns and paying taxes. 'As IRS commissioner, we want our share of your money whether or not you earned it legally or illegally,' he said."