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San Diegan Who Spearheaded Tax Avoidance Schemes for Dentists and Doctors Indicted on Tax Charges
You call this journalism Mr. Bauder? I am not sure how setting up qualified pension plans, buying disability and long term care insurance with pre tax dollars qualifies as a "tax avoidance operation." You leave out pertinent facts like the government lost its case against Xelan five weeks later in front of Judge Larry Burns and six months later Xelan won the cost of its attorney fees for this action against the government which is extremely rare. If you were a real journalist, you might question how and why the Federal governement levels serious criminal allegations (such as being a Ponzi scheme)at people in a civil arena, puts in a receiver to account for $500 million only to find not a dime missing without penalty to anyone in the government responsible for bringing this action. So after five years and millions spent on investigation the best the government can do is to bring this? Did you ever hear the phrase the government could indict a ham sandwich? Unfortunately in today's world of the internet and quisling journalists that masquerade as the government's press representatives allegations of criminal activity equal a conviction. Considering all of the events of the last six months that have cost the country trillions of dollars, I would really recommend looking at the folks running Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to both yourself and the products affirmative action trying to bring this action against Mr. Guess.— December 20, 2008 10:45 p.m.