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Input: Me and my best friend had a falling out over him saying some pretty insulting things about my girlfriend of 3 years. He also got married to this girl he’d been seeing for only 3 months and I told him that probably wasn’t the best idea and he should wait, which he took offense to and only ended up escalating our tensions.

He works for his dad’s general contracting company as a 1099 employee, and I know for a fact he doesn’t pay taxes. He flexes his new truck, his new apartment, and that he bought his girlfriend a car. He’s changed and been so toxic since he’s been with this girl, she want as far as trying to uninvite my girlfriend from their wedding. We both ended up not going because I wanted to put my relationship first, but me and him haven’t talked since I told him I wasn’t going to attend. 

Fast forward to now; I know he still doesn’t pay taxes and he hasn’t filed for the past three years, and I know eventually he’s going to be audited. I figure, if he’s going to be audited eventually why not try to get an incentive for it. He makes 60,000+ annually, which adds up to be a lot of taxes after three years. Am I the ass hole for supplying information about him not paying taxes to the IRS?



reporting my former best friend to the IRS for tax evasion