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Slugcatcher: Jim's tax tricks or, how to kill an industry

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Slugcatcher: Jim's tax tricks or, how to kill an industry

In Jenkins' story the bad guy is a corporate client with questionable morals, though it can also be said that some of the partners in her fictitious law firm came from the same mold. How to Kill...

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