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IR$ Vol. 1: Taxing Trails - Desberg

Description: ISBN 1905460511 / Genre: Crime / Thriller / Author: Desberg / Edition: illustrated edition / Paperback / Reading Level: Young Adult / 96 ... more

IR$ Vol. 1: Taxing Trails - Desberg ... Pages / Book is published 2008-04-03 by Cinebook

Newest Review: ... It very quickly throws us straight into the action. The story is only 48 pages long and the complex nature of it, involving ... more

... foreign accounts, the treatment of Jews by the Nazis in WWII and how the Swiss banks have acted in regards of accounts set up by Jews who died in German camps since then makes for a somewhat confusing storyline. Though it also makes for a gripping one to. Larry gets deeply involved in the mystery and he isn't shy about pulling a gun if he has one pointed in his direction. The conclusion of 'Taxing Trails' does seem a bit sudden, leaving a lot of the puzzle to your own assumptions and deductions. You can work out a...more

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IR$ Vol. 1: Taxing Trails - Desberg: Watch out the Tax man's about (1014 words)
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Larry B. Max is a man with an unusual talent. He has a brain that is like a computer, figures just tumble into place and he can read tax statements like no one else in the world. This makes him one of the top agents working for the American tax collecting agency... The Internal Revenue Service (IRS). He is more than just a tax collector though, he works for a special section of the IRS and investigates the most complex and confusing of cases. Cases that only his talent to unravel the labyrinthine mazes that fraudsters use to avoid paying their taxes can solve. He will do whatever it takes to bring these tax cheats to justice, even if it means ... Read the complete review

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