A new Web site lets people leave anonymous tips about tax cheats that are forwarded to the Internal Revenue Service.
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The site is run by a retired IRS agent, Al Drucker of Manalapan, N.J., according to the
The site mostly attracts ex-employees, ex-husbands and wives, and former friends with a grudge. The tips are sent on to the IRS, but any record of the person who made the complaint is erased from the Web site’s records.
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