Whistle Blower Legislation is a web site dedicated to helping the US government recover
a portion of the more than $400 billion in unpaid taxes every year. Via its’
recent“Tax Whistleblower Reward Program”, the Internal Revenue Service will
pay huge rewards to any person who exposes and reports the underreporting of
tax by either individuals or corporations. So, why not get your fair share?
The “Tax Relief and Health Care Act” voted into law in December of 2006 is an
aggressive new legislation enacted by the US government with the goal to
reduce IRS fraud. In essence, the government is now turning to its citizens in
order to uncover and report tax fraud, under-reporting of tax or failure to pay tax,
whether by individuals, businesses, estates, or trusts.
Most importantly, under the “Tax Whistleblower Reward Program”, honest
citizens are now entitled to receive a minimum of 15%, and a maximum of 30%,
of the amount that the IRS actually collects.
The new law, which provides a potential “windfall” to honest Americans who
expose those who underreport and fail to pay tax, is known as the “IRS
Whistleblower Reward Program”. The only restrictionis that the amount of
unreported tax due be of at least $2 million, including interest and penalties.
Whistle Blower Legislation acts as a referral service that matches “tax whistleblowers” (you)
with the best whistlebower and tax fraud attorneys in the country.
Here are some key benefits of our referral system
> Total Confidentiality: your identity is fully protected at all times
> Only former IRS attorneys handle your case
> National Practice
> Contingency Fee only. Attorneys do not get paid until you get paid.
To qualify for one of these cases, there must be over two million dollars in
underpaid taxes, interest and fees to the IRS. Our attorneys will not be able to
take any case that does not involve at least $2,000,000 in underpaid taxes.
Please fill in the Confidential Information Request Form located to the right of
this page and one of our attorneys will contact you to discuss your case.