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Does anyone familiar with the law know why these fines couldn't be converted to tax liens or some other legal device that could be used to go after the offender
by zackmorris 7y ago
Does anyone familiar with the law know why these fines couldn't be converted to tax liens or some other legal device that could be used to go after the offenders?
Then the IRS could garnish wages or prevent loans to the businesses until the liens are paid, or do all kinds of things to throw a wrench in their plans and make robocalls too much of a hassle to be lucrative.
- JaRail 7y agoI'd assume they're mostly fines against foreign or shell companies. What's effectively a shell company is set up to forward calls, then goes out of business when caught.
- hinkley 7y ago"Piercing the corporate veil" is a process for dealing with this.
- hn_dead_app 7y ago"Massive arrests" is another.