A massive tax break for remittance companies?
Posted Tue, May 3, 2005 at 10:17 pm
Someone who's an expert on the law in question really needs to take a look at this post. It says that remittances companies, like First Data / Western Union and others, are getting massive tax breaks for helping "immigrants" (mostly illegal aliens) send money back home.
If that's true, I can see this story going MSM. Or, at least going to the small parts of the MSM with guts.
For more on Western Union, see "The Fastest Way To [profit from illegal immigration]". They also played a part in Colorado's guide for illegal aliens.
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mr civil rights (not verified)
Wed, 05/04/2005 - 03:59
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How would Western Union know whether or not taxes had already been withheld? Maybe SSAN's or TIN's should be required when someone wires money over a certain small amount. This might help in controlling tax evasion by illegals. Remember- immigrants don't cross the border illegally, criminals do!
Ralph (not verified)
Wed, 05/04/2005 - 03:15
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This is by far the most ignorant, ridiculous claim made so far by that anti-immigrant fanatics.