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:: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 ::
The Worst Cases of Tax Fraud in US History -- Who Built Your House? - Americas Watchdog, PR Web (press release)
In the State of Arizona, only 1% of all carpenters are unionized. To Martin; 'this is a huge red flag'. However, according to Carpenters Union officials in Arizona, it is accurate. So who paid taxes on the other 99% of carpenters in Arizona?
In California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Colorado and North & South Carolina undocumented workers appear to make up the core work force at many larger new residential housing job sites. Martin estimates the size of the problem to be in the 'millions of undocumented construction workers not paying taxes and not getting paid overtime nationwide'.------------------------------------------- posted 5:40 AM :: reference link ::
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