Show Notes
A Conversation With Stephen Kohn
Whistleblower legend Stephen Kohn joins Eric Green for a no-BS look inside the world of tax whistleblowing, billion-dollar recoveries, and why the IRS program is failing to live up to its potential.
From the UBS case that shook Swiss banking to the bipartisan bill that could finally fix the system, Stephen breaks down what’s working, what’s broken, and why whistleblowers remain America’s best weapon against large-scale tax cheats.
If you care about tax justice, enforcement, or the future of whistleblower law, this fast-moving conversation is essential listening.
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