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The Justice Department announced last that it has won an injunction against the "National Audit Defense Network." The Justice Department says that the NADN is a scam that has cost the government $324 million in tax revenues so far:
According to court papers, NADN charges customers $2,495 to make sham website modifications, but also adds a sham $7,980 promissory note as part of the ostensible purchase price to artificially raise the total cost to $10,475. NADN allegedly tells prospective purchasers that they can use that inflated cost to claim a $5,000 ADA income-tax credit and a $5,475 business tax deduction, thereby reducing their taxes by more than double the $2,495 they paid for the “modifications.”
Will the Justice Department be a match for the NADN "Technical Dream Team"? The dream will become a nightmare for the NADN's "estimated 100,000 customers" when the IRS gets the NADN customer list.
(Note: erroneous link and date on original post corrected.)
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