But it pays of big time when they've dug into it. We have the same thing in Germany where very successful auditors (their biggest hit was them investigating a

But it pays of big time when they've dug into it. We have the same thing in Germany where very successful auditors (their biggest hit was them investigating a major bank which lead to about 1bn euros of evaded taxes getting collected) got removed from their posts, forced into early retirement and declared insane (literally). Corrupt politicians and their rich clients considered them a nuisance and made them go away. It's quite obvious what kind of signal that sends to anyone in tax auditing: if you want to live your life peacefully, don't go after the highly criminal high-value targets.