Hunter Biden could face tax charges

 American Action News:

New Felony Charges Loom for Hunter Biden: Allegations, Whistleblowers, and Chinese Ties Unveiled.

Hunter Biden’s Potential Tax Charges

Special counsel David Weiss is considering filing new charges against Hunter Biden, potentially in California, over alleged tax crimes spanning from 2014 to 2019.
Weiss had previously charged Hunter with three firearm offenses in Delaware. No tax or FARA violations were made.

According to the Washington Post:

“Special counsel David Weiss may soon file a new indictment against Hunter Biden in another federal court — potentially in California — over alleged tax crimes that the agents say they found in reviewing his finances from 2014 to 2019.”

IRS Whistleblower AllegationsIn June, IRS whistleblower Joseph Ziegler claimed Hunter Biden received funds from Burisma Holdings through a Chinese firm associated with the Biden family business.
Instead of declaring this as income, it was allegedly loaned to him.
Another IRS whistleblower, Gary Shapley, reported that Hunter Biden neglected to pay $125,000 in taxes for income from Burisma.

Biden’s Ties with Chinese Investment FundDevon Archer, a close business associate of Hunter Biden, confirmed parts of the IRS whistleblowers’ claims about tax evasion methods used by Hunter.
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Joe Biden has been upset about the prosecutions against Hunter but has not indicated he will pardon him at this point. 

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