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Epstein File EFTA00846636: Dennis Hastert, Hastert and Money Laundering (DS9)

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This document discusses the tax implications of blackmail and extortion payments. Tax experts are cited as agreeing that such payments would constitute a settlement or extortion, and that proceeds from extortion are considered taxable income. The document appears to be exploring the legal and financial treatment of illicit payments.

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Blackmail and extortion count as theft. But to claim the deduction, Mr.
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**Blackmail** and extortion count as theft. But to claim the deduction, Mr.
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Tax experts I spoke with agreed that the payments would constitute a settlement or **extortion**.

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