After punishing no luxury yachts of Russian oligarchs, American officials are worried, and sometimes they have to post high maintenance costs.

[Global Times Special Reporter Liu Haoran] The State of the National Taxation (IRS) staff recently "stirred" the wedding of Georgia's rich woman Christina Fisher. According to Bloomberg reported on the 19th, because of Christina's father, Jack was suspected of tax fraud, IRS visited the door on the eve of her wedding and confiscated a lot of assets in her family on the spot, including a Holstea named "Lex". This is a racing steed, a gift for Jack to buy $ 750,000 for her daughter, and an important "guest" for Christina weddings. Christina repeatedly asked IRS to let go of "Lex", but was relentlessly rejected. She said that her rights and interests were violated -after all, her lawsuit with her father was completely non -stained, and this horse was her personal property. And IRS quickly found that "Lex" was not easy to feed. The federal government has calculated a account: raising this horse costs 45,000 to 55,000 US dollars each year, and its current value is only about $ 145,000. After negotiating by the local prosecutor's office, Christina agreed to "repurchase" his love horse with $ 25,000. For the "oolong" incident, the US Department of Justice and the IRS have not comment.

According to US media reports, there are a lot of strange objects that the US government confiscated in recent years. Some of the assets are not only difficult to realize, but also have to post high maintenance costs to the government.

Since the outbreak of Russia and Ukraine, many Russian oligarchs have "implicated". Western countries led by the United States have unreasonably collected many personal assets of Russian citizens, and threatened to sell these property to "compensate" Ukraine. This type of behavior has made the western world's "sacred and inviolability of private property" become a empty talk.

In May of this year, the 19th year of the "Premier League Boss" Russian oligopoly Abramovic "tears" to "sell" the club to Berley Group, and then saved directly into the freezing of the British government because of the sale. In the account, all the huge "selling money" was donated to charity. In addition, real estate is also a "severe disaster -stricken area". Russia's billionaire Usmanov is a villa worth 17 million euros on the Mediterranean Sardinia, and the Russian Parliament member Safqinko has also been collected in the 17th -century house worth about 3 million euros.

"Philadelphia Inquiry" stated that IRS in the United States can theoretically "punish everything with no all valuables" -n includes wages, savings, real estate, transportation, and so on. Among these high -value property, there are also "losing money". The super luxurious yacht that Russia is confiscated is a typical case. For example, the Russian oligopoly Victorberg's yacht is worth $ 95 million, and its maintenance costs reached 10%of the staggering. After the U.S. government confiscated this yacht, officials had to dock with insurance companies and maritime management departments, both financial resources and manpower.

Not only that, IRS has also created a lot of controversial incidents. For example, in 2009, the agency forcibly auctioned the Aboriginal tribe of South Dakota, the Claux Criko Su ethnic group, with a total of more than 2,800 hectares, with a price of only more than 2.5 million US dollars. Essence