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JUST $831,000 !!!!
I'm pleasantly surprised.
I woulda expected those predictable crooks snookering away MILLIONS !!!
JUST $831,000 !!!!
I'm pleasantly surprised.
I woulda expected those predictable crooks snookering away MILLIONS !!!
You may be thinking of the crooks Bush/Cheney/Rove
The more affluent you are, the more likely it is you'll eventually end up having a debate with the IRS about how much you owe.
I remember when the Reagan Administration decided it was time to GET TOUGH on people who made tips and didn't claim them.
Yeah that's right...waitresses, cab drivers and people like that were targeted by Reagan as tax cheats.
What a guy, huh?
I owe the IRS back taxes and I M a Republican.
Anyone that trusts the IRS' formula and drops at their feet, licks their boots and never challenges their rulings is a damn fool.
If you do not try to stop a thief from stealing you are unAmerican.
Better they owe us than cheat us out of it, eh?
What I find somewhat disturbing is that on average those 41 employees owe nearly as much as the AVERAGE WAGE of all Americans.
FYI the average wage (not median or mean, not the median family income, either but the average wage) for every worker in this nation is only about $21,000 a year.
So how much money does one need to be making to end up owing $21,000 in back Federal taxes, anyway?
How much have these 41 aides already paid in income taxes, versus what they made, one wonders.
I owe the IRS back taxes and I M a Republican.
Anyone that trusts the IRS' formula and drops at their feet, licks their boots and never challenges their rulings is a damn fool.
If you do not try to stop a thief from stealing you are unAmerican.
Anyone with a complex tax return is likely to have a dispute with the IRS on the amount of tax they owe. Our tax laws are not black and white and are intentionally open to interpretation.
The reason money is still owed is probably because the case and the amount are still being disputed. The IRS initial response to a dispute is to disallow everything. It is then up to the taxpayer to prove the deduction
The more affluent you are, the more likely it is you'll eventually end up having a debate with the IRS about how much you owe.
I remember when the Reagan Administration decided it was time to GET TOUGH on people who made tips and didn't claim them.
Yeah that's right...waitresses, cab drivers and people like that were targeted by Reagan as tax cheats.
What a guy, huh?
Well, I know a good many bartenders and waitresses... and yes, most are tax cheats. Why shouldn't a bartender pulling in $500/week in tips pay his taxes?