Miyano Masho frowned, but still said, "I''ve checked, and ording to your ck Tax Act, as long as we pay taxes, your National Tax Bureau is responsible for protecting our identities and secrets, even the FBI has no right to ess them, right?"


    David smiled and replied, "Of course, once you''ve paid your taxes, we won''t disclose anything about you, not just to the FBI, even if the President were to ask, we''d still say ''noment''!"


    Miyano Masho was of course extremely reluctant to pay such arge amount of taxes, but hearing this did provide him with some constion.


    "I''ve also found out that people who contribute to your ck Tax Act get a certain tax reduction, right?"


    David first nced at Miyano Masho, then at his cohorts behind him, and replied, "There is such a regtion, but from what I see, all your people are here, and that doesn''t count as making a contribution."


    "I''m not talking about my people."


    David became somewhat interested and asked, "What do you mean then?"


    "In the Lake District, there are more than just our group involved in theft, I know another group that specifically targets tourists'' possessions!"


    "Oh? Who are they?"


    "Bangguo People!"


    Paying such arge amount of taxes, Miyano Masho was, of course, feeling very disgruntled.


    But what made him feel most aggrieved was that, as far as he knew, another gang doing the same business had not yet been approached by the National Tax Bureau.


    And that gang consisted of Bangguo People.


    The two groups had arrived in Las Vegas at almost the same time, and they had fought over territories and interests for a long time.


    Several lives had been lost due to the conflicts, and finally, under Smith''s mediation, things had calmed down.


    Afterward, Smith set boundaries for the two groups.


    They, the Ind Nation people, could only target tourists'' vehicles.


    While the Bangguo People group was restricted to targeting tourists'' belongings.


    Now that his Ind Nation group had been approached by the National Tax Bureau, he naturally couldn''t bear to see the Bangguo People still roaming free!


    "Bangguo People..."


    After pondering for a moment, David said, "Prepare detailed information for me. If it''s useful, starting next month, you will receive a tax reduction!"


    As for the Bangguo People group, David was not sure if the bureau''s intelligence division had already investigated them. He would need to verify this with Lewis.


    Miyano Masho nodded, then waved at his subordinates behind him, and a ck fabric bag was brought forward.


    "Here is my seventy-six thousand four hundred and forty US dors, count it and see if it''s correct!"


    ...


    Watching the conversation between Miyano Masho and David as well as the bundles of cash now appearing, the inspectors gathered around, each with wide eyes.


    It seemed their guess was right, David had indeed cracked another case.


    And with over seventy thousand US dors revealed, plus the crowd of people behind, it was foreseeable that this was definitely no small sum!


    At that moment, everyone was not only puzzled but also filled with immense envy.


    On the fourth floor, in Lewis''s office.


    Because the assessment period was imminent, Lewis was exceptionally busy, constantly dealing with various forms rted to the team.


    Just then, the phone on his desk rang.


    He picked it up with some impatience, "What is it?"


    "Chief Tax Officer, Inspector David..."


    "What!"


    When Lewis heard that another big group hade to pay taxes, he was dumbfounded and incredulous.


    No way, the car theft case had just been assigned to David the day before, how could it be solved today?


    He had never dealt with that gang of car thieves, but could they really be that easy to negotiate with?


    Impossible!


    These criminals were sly and difficult, one after another.


    Even if they knew about the might of the National Tax Bureau, getting them to honestly pay taxes was akin to cutting their own flesh; they wouldn''t hand it over so easily.


    Moreover, they were Ind Nation people!


    The National Tax Bureau''s deterrent effect on them was far less than that on the zero down payment group of old ck.


    First, there was the Encar Casino loan case, then the zero down payment case, and now, this car theft case.


    This young man, how was he doing it?


    Lewis felt like he could no longer see through David.


    "After work is over, have hime to my office!"


    ...


    The car theft gang had only about twenty people, and under the operations of David and Nisen, in just over an hour, all the individuals'' files had been registered, and all the tax receipts had been issued.


    David picked up the calctor, added the amounts together and said to Nisen, "I have ny-two thousand two hundred and sixty US dors on my side."


    Afterpleting his calctions, Nisen also replied, "I have thirty-three thousand six hundred and eighty-nine US dors."


    "Together... that makes one hundred and twenty-five thousand nine hundred and forty-nine US dors!"


    Despite anticipating it, the inspectors, who were all ears, still felt a shiver in their hearts upon hearing this amount.


    In the Encar Casino loan case before, David and Nisen had earned three hundred and ny-six thousand US dors in tax achievements.


    The subsequent zero down payment case added another one hundred and thirty-nine thousand dors.


    With this current sum of one hundred and twenty-five thousand nine hundred and forty-nine, that made for over six hundred thousand US dors!


    In one assessment period, ounting for over six hundred thousand US dors, this was not just unprecedented in their own office but even if youbined the tax achievements of therge district and Newtown District Sub-Branch for this assessment period, they probably couldn''t match that!


    "The figure is correct, then I''ll take it in, David!"


    As everyone was absorbed in thoughts, Mary, who was overseeing the count, announced with a smile, "All good!"


    Seeing that David''s work was finished, an inspector who had been observing said, "David, Chief Tax Officer Lewis wants you to drop by his office!"


    David turned to look at the man, nodded, put away the extra materials back into the drawer, and then headed towards the elevator.


    Watching David''s retreating figure, the inspector who had called out to him turned his head, spoke suggestively to Bucky, "Bucky, what do you think?"


    "With such a tax achievement in hand, unless he makes a big mistake, once Lewis''s transfer is confirmed, David has a good chance for that position!"


    Bucky''s expression wasced with both envy and a tinge of disappointment.


    Before the ck Tax Act was enacted.


    If you were to ask who in the team was most likely to seed Chief Tax Officer Lewis, it would naturally be Bucky and Nisen.


    Besides being the most senior, they were also the most capable.


    But with the enactment of the ck Tax Act and David''s recent outstanding achievements, it seemed that prospect was moving further away.


    There was no way around it, the ck Tax Act was inherently a ruthlesspetition where the capable rise to the top and the ipetent are weeded out.


    No one else could be med, only their ownck of ability.