/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58640632
Call a lawyer who specializes in labor law.
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A hostile work environment can be created by unwelcome or offensive conduct that is severe or pervasive enough to be intimidating, hostile, or abusive. Examples of hostile work environment behaviors include:

Sexual comments or advances

Offensive images or comments

Taunting someone about their religious beliefs

Racial slurs

Blocking someone from leaving their workspace

Racist or sexist jokes

Inappropriate comments about someone's appearance

Threatening or demeaning behavior

Consistent aggressiveness, such as a boss yelling at their subordinates

>>57027500
>Crime doesn't pay
Depends if you're above the law or not. Ask any Wall Street banker for details.

>>56706060
https://www.irs.gov/payments/offer-in-compromise

In the USA you can do an Offer in Compromise and negotiate a payment that clears you of all prior tax obligations. UK might have something like this. You'll need a tax lawyer to do this for you.

When the US officially enters depression how low will bitcoin go?

>>52870987
I wonder if fraudsters ever consider the quality of the prisons they could end up occupying when they start a scam overseas.

>>52604749
The IRS just hired 70,000 new agents to hunt down people like you

>>52508440
They added a perjury trap to the 1040 tax form, so if you lie about crypto ownership you're not just under reporting you income you're committing a much more serious crime.

Pay up, this could bite your ass years in the future.

>>50218679
Talk to a tax attorney - straighten this out now because you'll owe much more if the future when they finally catch you.