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Far as I know, Patreon report income of its creator to respective, but it's up to each creator to sort out their own taxes. If they don't they will get IRS or respective of depending on where they live in the world knocking on their door. Any digital transactions going through bank's is under scrutiny. Have you ever had an audit before? Know what it entails? You pay taxes at all? Ever done any work under the table? Anyone else? Even sending cash (bills) through the mail isn't safe these days. Some countries even illegal. So this money coming to him directly... Is that people knocking on his door handing over small bills or?If I was an american I would honestly file a complaint to the IRS for suspicion of fraud. He claims he has people working for him, his revenue from Patreon is public, more revenue comes from his site clearly, another chunk of money could come to him directly so it seems that he is really busy.
He must have a company to do all of this so a competent authority on this matter would clear all this suspicion up in no time. There have been a whole lot of cases of fraud discovered on Kickstarter and similar sites for crowd-funding, on Youtube, on donation sites and even on Patreon.
Some people are in jail for this kind of thing, others have to pay so much money back that even their children will have to contribute and the ones who done the time and payed for the crime are left with the public disgrace that comes with this.
I don't live in the USA but some people do, just saying.
Quite sure he is at least registered as a small business. Why? Because it would most likely be required to set up the billing he got on his website. For further inquiry you could contact;
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and ask them right? Make sure to ask them if they are required to report transactions to IRS or respective at same time. Why do you have to be an American to file such a complaint? Do you mean a citizen of the US? Canada? Mexico?, what? America is more than just USA. Just stroll down to your local police office. Tell them about the how this dangerous fraudulent person right? Then again you need to supply them your full name and details in the process. But you wouldn't mind that in your crusade for justice and all that?