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Nothing throws cold water on a preparer in the middle of tax season like this:
The United States has sued a Garden City, Kan., tax preparer, Jose Lares, seeking to permanently bar him from the tax-preparation business, the Justice Department announced today. The civil injunction suit, filed with the U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas, alleges that Lares prepares returns through Dinero Rapido Tax Service, formerly known as Income Tax Dinero Rapido, in Garden City.According to the government’s complaint, Lares claims false dependent exemptions and false filing statuses on customers’ returns. The complaint alleges that Internal Revenue Service (IRS) audits of customers of Lares’s former company resulted in clients owing over $2 million. The complaint further states that IRS audits of customers of Lares’s current business, Dinero Rapido Tax Services, has revealed an average tax loss of over $6,000 per return.
To some customers, that might almost seem like an endorsement, except that Dinero Rapido's clients can expect an auditoria rapida from the IRS.
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