TECH CRUNCH -- July 21 -- The federal tax administration in Belgium is
keeping tabs on citizens via their Facebook and Netlog profiles and
their activities on eBay and other social networks. Apparently your
lifestyle as you depict it online can prompt an investigation when it
doesn’t seem to add up to what your official income is. The local
version of the IRS, the BBI, has already admitted that it actively
tracks activity from citizens online to sniff out tax avoiders. FULL ARTICLE @ TECH CRUNCH
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