The core idea is interesting, I liked the "tax then gambling then tax again " loop. The text of the tax papers is a little small to be honest, and the lever pull is a bit too slow, however.  All in all,  it's a neat little experience that definitely has potential!

I thought the concept was pretty interesting. There were some frustrations however, my name was "asdfmovie3" and neither 5 or 6 consonants were correct, so I don't know how to make that one correct, and remembering the name of my first form was impossible. With some easier non-memory based cross referencing the taxes could be pretty fun. On the spinning side I didn't feel compelled to spin more than once because I didn't use the money for anything, and I lost money more than I gained it. I think with some more playtesting and attention to detail this game could be really fun.

Positives

• I'm a fan of the idea of a tax/laundering simulator
• The tax form looks like it could lend to some interesting future mechanics on how you could lie and get away with it
• Nice audio

Needs Work

• After filling out the second form (the one asking for consonants) I am met with a white screen that stays there
• You don't actually limit the name to a length, I could type endlessly
• For what I was able to play, it's not really a game at this time. Maybe this was still a "tutorial" but I was able to lie on the tax form with no result, good or bad
• The lever moving is slow, it detracts from thrill

Overall, it just doesn't feel like a game in its current state. I wasn't able to continue past the first form, so maybe it got better then, but I just wouldn't know

I thought it was pretty funny overall, but definitely could use polish to really sell the idea. 

- The slot machine winnings/losses are hard to tell (the combinations seem somewhat random in terms of what wins?), then another screen pops up telling you if you win or not, which seem preset - either lose, win back what you bet, or double it. I think some variety in gameplay could come from making more combinations possible in the slots and making the winnings generic, like put in $50 and earn 10%, 20%, 150% etc rather than just preset outcomes. Overall think you can show more like your current wallet balance on every screen.

- The tax idea was getting interesting as it went on, reminded me of Papers, Please. I will say the last question I saw was 'what is the number of the form' which I obviously will get wrong, but when I saw my newest stamp it was all letters, so that was confusing. 

I could see this being expanded into a short but sweet narrative experience.

I put a 27 words name........, loved it!