Florida Man Avoids Millions in Taxes by Hiding Illegal Aliens From Payroll

Townhall.com ^ | March 11, 2018 | Timothy Meads

[Amberdawn]

I want more and harsher enforcement too, but it seems that something is being done vis’a’vis illegal criminal aliens.

[i_robot73]

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I want more and harsher enforcement too, but it seems that something is being done vis’a’vis illegal criminal aliens.
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Ultimately, that is too many steps from START. GOVT, then biz, then the one-by-one.

As typical, govt doesn’t look upon itself as the ‘problem’; always bass-awkwards.

[Thibodeaux]

In my experience, he didn’t know how to do it. He did it wrong

Rather than hire and pay people, he should have contracted with a labor subcontractor . The labor subcontractor hires a second subcontractor that employees independent contractors. They are required to pay the taxes. He files a 1099.

I contracted with a company I have known for years for a new roof That or some version of that was what they did. The old original company had only one real employe on the job. The subcontractor had plates from a different state.

I kept a keen eye out but they did excellent work.

They also put down a new flat roof section that is mostly used for commercial buildings. That small crew were all real Americans.

A few years ago they did some work on another roof and all the employees were American. I was told that roofers are not available. Drugs and failure to show rates are so high that it is better to hire Mexican contractors.

[dennisw]

amzing