IRS Investigates Alleged Fraud in COVID Relief Funds
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The US government provided $1.2 trillion in Covid relief funds to support businesses and prevent economic collapse.
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It is estimated that 70% of the relief funds, about $840 billion, were obtained fraudulently by business owners misrepresenting number of employees.
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The government has hired 30,000 IRS agents to investigate and prosecute the massive alleged fraud, which could put many business owners in prison for decades.
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Well-known TV stars and celebrities are allegedly involved in the fraud against taxpayers.
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With upcoming elections, the Biden administration aims to recoup stolen funds and show it is protecting taxpayers' money.