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Tax Fraud Criminal Walt AndersonWants Your Desktop

Cloud Security Service Offered by Convicted Felon

August 2012http://bit.ly/Re9tLO

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Walter Anderson Wants to Be Your Cloud Provider

http://www.justiceforwalt.com/ “I am going to be actively pursuing the VCaaS business which I have been … (Virtual Computer as a Service). … desktop and then store it in the cloud for access from any device, anytime, anywhere, and to offer high level encryption to assure complete privacy. I expect to have beta product available for customer to try by March of 2013” …

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1891335_1891333_1891331,00.html

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No, not joking … SERIOUSLY: Criminal Fraud and Tax Felon Walt Anderson Wants to Be Your Cloud Desktop Access Providerhttp://www.justiceforwalt.com/ “I am going to be actively pursuing the VCaaS business which I have been … (Virtual Computer as a Service). … desktop and then store it in the cloud for access from any device, anytime, anywhere, and to offer high level encryption to assure complete privacy. I expect to have beta product available for customer to try by March of 2013” …

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Anderson_(tax_evader)

On March 7, 2011, the U.S. Tax Court issued a decision ordering Walter Anderson to pay $141,497,773 in tax deficiencies and $105,984,341 in penalties for a total of $247,482,114 owed to the IRS. Additional interest on the $247,482,114 Anderson owes could amount to an estimated$248,962,929. [6]

CNBC television program "The American Tax Cheat," April 14, 2011 featured Walter Anderson speaking in an interview from federal prison. [7]

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

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“Anderson’s upcoming plans include pursuing what he called a “virtual computer as a service” project, according to Anderson’s note.”

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/aug/30/nearing-end-of-sentence-top-tax-evader-still-eyes-/ @washtimes

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

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Criminal Tax Felon Walt Anderson:

“ Virtual Computer as a Service). … desktop and then store it in the cloud for access from any device, anytime, anywhere” http://www.justiceforwalt.com/

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

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http://rothcpa.com/2012/08/tax-roundup-8312012-biggest-tax-evader-out-of-prison-irs-web-services-taking-the-weekend-off-and-bingo/

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

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http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/aug/30/nearing-end-of-sentence-top-tax-evader-still-eyes-/

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

Washington Times: Has anyone checked on yet another offshore trust or “foundation”?

Desktop Controls for Tax Fraud and Convicted Felon proceeds land there? “Smaller World” again: http://www.justiceforwalt.com/

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“ On this round of Appeal, Mr. Anderson apparently wanted to reduce his restitution (not yet determined in amount, as noted above) to extrapolate from IRS concessions for certain years in the Tax Court to a complete victory for all years in the Tax Court (even the remaining undecided years). He packaged the argument in three subsets (collateral estoppel, last in time rule, and rule of judicial admissions. Of course, the arguments failed.

Addendum on 3/30/11: By decision document dated 3/7/11, the Tax Court determined deficiencies and fraud penalties (75%) in the aggregate amount of $247,482,114 for the years 1998 and 1999. Interest on those amounts would double it (my rough and ready interest calculation shows aggregate interest on those amounts of $248,962,929 calculated through 3/7/11, and of course interest continues until paid). “

http://federaltaxcrimes.blogspot.com/2011/02/walter-anderson-fight-continues.html?spref=tw

Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop

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Cloud Access for Desktop Controlled by Convicted Federal Fraud & Felon ???Tax Fraud Criminal Walt Anderson Wants Your Desktop