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Your argument being what? Government shouldn't enforce laws, especially when it comes to one of the biggest scams of the century?
by justapassenger 3y ago
Your argument being what? Government shouldn't enforce laws, especially when it comes to one of the biggest scams of the century?
- phone8675309 3y agoMost likely their argument is "but this will keep my from recouping the money I had in FTX when it went bust because I'm in the class of people who are last to get paid out"
- Illniyar 3y agoThat a government agency shouldn't knowingly lie to try and get a piece of the pie. They shouldn't artificially inflate a tax bill so that they can have more leverage. There is no doubt in anyone's mind that that tax bill isn't real, it's obviously a negotiation tactic to try and get a larger cut. I don't think that's something that a government agency should do, even if the target is a giant fraud. 44B$ is more then FTX's ever had in assets, it's definitely more then they had in revenue and more then they probably ever paid employees. And taxes should be a fraction of that on top of what they probably did pay.