When Pimps get busted and they have large sum of money in accounts why don't the IRS tax them I pay taxes ?

Question

When a Pimp pushs a teen to sell herself and make $1500.00
a day and $10,500.00 a week and $546,000.00 a year why don't the IRS get these individuals and make them pay taxes, I pay taxes and I'M tried of paying, when these Pimps gets away with this just think about this then a Pimp has ten ladies of the night then money is 10 times the amount, when these Pimps or ladies get caught by the LAW red flags should go up in the gray matter between the ears, do a back ground check and see how long this Pimp has been doing this and trace down how many ladies this Pimp has, or put inside people too go under cover and not for a short time it would have to be for a year or so then bust this PIMP and make him back pay the taxes that the working individuals is paying for, the fact is the working individual is paying for taxes that this trash is not paying the IRS is not doing there job, but they are doing there job against the working class individual.

Answer 1

And how do you reckon that the IRS doesn't get involved? Here's a tip: They damn sure do! Pimps, drug dealers, drug lords, the whole stinking lot. Once the courts get done with the prosecution for the base crimes, the IRS jumps in and generally makes their life financial hell for many years after their release.

They may avoid the tax man for a while, but the tax man will ALWAYS get his due.

Answer 2

When someone engaged in a criminal enterprise gets caught with a wad of cash, IRS, if it gets in the act, can levy on that money if there are outstanding taxes and if not, estimate the person's income for the year and make what is called a termination of taxable year and make an immediate assessment then levy on it.