washington post
Now for outsiders who may not know, DC has a local government that runs things. The federal government does mainly reside there. It does have power to
take over if need be, but mainly doesn't.
Though the big thing is that DC is large population that is taxed without representation.
The local government has had many corruptions over the years.
But this one is on the private entities I think.
The legal review comes months after two Washington lawyers approached Gandhi’s office claiming knowledge of a method used by large property
owners, their lenders and their attorneys to evade the payment of those taxes. During several meetings, the would-be whistleblowers proposed, for a
fee, to search on the city’s behalf for any owed taxes and penalties
And people think that we should give corporations more tax breaks.