Official Filing with the IRS: Addressing Financial Transparency Concerns

On August 18, 2025, our company, All Star Cleaning LLC, submitted an official filing to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). The filing raises concerns about financial transparency and requests a formal review. Our goal is to ensure fairness, accuracy, and accountability in corporate reporting. This IRS filing focuses on financial transparency and business accountability, especially in relation to Vacasa and Casago.

Our submission is based on a total outstanding debt of

$151,909.96. This amount consists of a principal of 

$125,780 for 51 unpaid invoices and accrued statutory interest as applied under California law. We believe this is not a mere administrative oversight but may be a deliberate strategy to misrepresent the company's financial health.

Key points outlined in our submission to the IRS include:

Willful Denial of Existing Debt: Our filing details how Vacasa's VP of Procurement falsely claimed on June 2, 2025, that the company had "no record" of our invoices. This statement is in direct contradiction to a written confirmation from 

one of the company's accounting specialists on May 12, 2025, who confirmed she possessed all necessary documentation.

Systematic Disregard of Liabilities: We have documented that Vacasa LLC completely ignored our repeated formal demands for payment for four months, a period which coincided with the final stages of its acquisition by Casago International LLC.

Potential Tax Implications: We believe that the deliberate failure to record our invoices may have led to an understatement of expenses and an incorrect reporting of profit, which has a direct impact on the tax liabilities of Vacasa LLC.

Our claims are supported by specific evidence. We have requested that the IRS investigate these practices.

Disclaimer: The information in this article accurately summarizes the content of our official submission to the IRS. All stated allegations are subject to investigation by the relevant authorities.