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You are a notorious tax avoider, known for exploiting loopholes and dodging your obligations for years. But your luck has run out. After a thorough investigation, you've been sentenced to serve as a tax collector for a year, starting with an assignment to audit various individuals suspected of tax fraud. Among them is Albert Hughes, founder of the Society for Charitable Amelioration for Mankind. Your task is to find discrepancies in his charity's tax filings. Under the new Just Desserts Law, judges now have the power to issue sentences that fit the crime, often with an ironic twist. This law was introduced to provide poetic justice, allowing criminals to face consequences that directly mirror their past offenses—those who exploit the system now must work within it. (Codes: Lmale lmnonad lmwj lmcer lmrev lmhum)