Is it really a crime to promote prostitution and cheat the IRS?
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Portland strip club operator pleads guilty in scheme to promote prostitution, ch
Jun 18, 2015, 4:37 AM
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That ATM charge sounds like a plea deal is coming.
Cheating the IRS is a fast track to getting busted.
I doubt that a guy in his position could be convicted by a jury if represented by adequate council. I suspect they just intimidated him into pleading guilty.
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It's no wonder so many strip clubs have shitty ass customer service – they are owned by shitty ass people
When they find 5 mil in cash and you didn't pay taxes on it, it would be hard to explain it. That happened to the owner of my club a few years back; they found a bunch of large boxes of cash, and he served a couple years in jail. He's back now though.
I'm not accountant but it seems to me that it should be easy to hide income from the irs if you run a cash business. Unless the irs has an insider.
My guess is its easy to cheat a little and hard to cheat a lot.
Yes! :(
The brilliant question is "SHOULD it really be a crime to promote prostitution and cheat the IRS."