Exhibit 203g — USA v. Alexandra Acosta (Dkt. 81.20)

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Government Exhibit 203g in Case 23-60170-CR-RNS: a statement addressed to Phyllis Kampmeyer, written in the first person by Alexandra Acosta about tax returns. Acosta writes that Vilsaint St. Louis from Victory Taxes prepared the returns for 2018 and 2019, that in both years the paperwork was dropped off and signed at a later date, and that the expenses on the returns do not match the bank and credit statements. The statement says Acosta did not know where Mr. St. Louis produced some of the figures and had very little understanding of tax law. It also addresses whether to file single or married, and carries an IRS fax stamp dated 03/29/2021.

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MarCBS 932 35642801/0-RNS,, Recument 81-20 Entered gn FLSD Docket 06/14/2024 Page 1 of 1

To Phyllis Kampmeyer,

\, Alexandra Acosta, gave my tax preparer, Vilsaint St. Louis from Victory Taxes, several credit card and
bank statements from previous years to prepare my taxes, along with my W-2 and 10-99s. To the best of
my knowledge, in both 2018 and 2019, due to his busy schedule, he had me drop off my paperwork then
had me return at a later date to sign it. In both those years, | did not sit with St. Louis to complete my
tax return. As a matter of fact, | specifically use Mr. St. Louis as my preparer and after the audit, |
noticed another preparer filed my taxes one of those years. After carefully reviewing my tax returns pre
and past exam and credit and bank statements from 2018 and 2019, | see that the expenses on my tax
returns do not match the expenses on my bank and credit statements. | do not know where Mr. St. Louis
produced some of the figures in my returns. | have also asked Mr. St. Louis if | needed to file single or
married since | am married and he stated to me that according to tax law, | do not need to file married.
After our conversation today, | understand that it is in fact a law, ancl | will file married in future tax
preparations. ,

| understand that it is my responsibility to be aware of how my taxes were being filed when | signed the
paperwork, but | have a very little understanding of tax faw and how it works, which is why | trusted Mr.
St. Louis to complete my tax returns with the correct deductions for my Real Estate business. | apologize
for any inconvenience this has caused and will pay mora attention to my expenses and deductions in the
future.

| appreciate your assistance with this matter,

Alexandra Acosta

GOVERNMENT
EXHIBIT

CASE

23-60170-CR-RNS
NO.

EXHIBIT

NO. 203g

RECEIVED BY IRS -EEFAX 03/29/2021 3:32PM (GMT-O4W: 00 pmnnumm


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