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He's hiding income through his business

CAledger_lies1 month ago

He owns a small contracting LLC and pays himself a low salary on paper but takes a lot in cash. How does the court figure out what he actually makes?

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forensic_helped1 month ago

Mine did the same. The forensic accountant our case used pulled bank statements and matched deposits against the W-2. It was eye-opening. Worth asking your lawyer if it's proportional to what's at stake.

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