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Where exactly did I say that I intend to malign him publically? He's a dishonest person who has cheated former employers and taxpayers. I believe this is relevant, though I understand why it's not admissible. In any case, I agree that it's probably not a good idea to mention this is the complaint, although it might make sense to bring up at a later stage. Perhaps I was hoping that mentioning it might make him feel guilty, which could result in a quicker settlement.
"Perhaps the IRS would not be interested, however it could be a substantial amount of money he received, and they might find it worth investigating if they received an anonymous tip." You want to use it as blackmail and you have malignant purposes behind your idea. If he's such a bad guy why didn't you report this when it happened? Even anonymously to the IRS then and not now when you think it might benefit you?