Yup.
I pay my taxes every year.
They don't need extra employees to audit me. I doubt they need them to review your taxes, either.
I'll bet they could have used those new agents to audit trump as they were required to do, and didn't.
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Yup.
I pay my taxes every year.
They don't need extra employees to audit me. I doubt they need them to review your taxes, either.
I'll bet they could have used those new agents to audit trump as they were required to do, and didn't.
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They have audited Trump every year for at least the last 20.
Who do you think they are going to go after with those 87000 agents, all armed by the way.
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Not me.
I pay my taxes in accordance to the tax code. Any adjustments are minuscule and I'm alerted by mail with explanation. I even get refunds for overpayment from time to time! Imagine that!
You're trying to tell me they're going to force me to pay more than they ask for somehow? With their guns?
lol.
I'll add the to my list of things I'll keep waiting for.
You're clueless.
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Talking about as a private business man. You are clueless. TDS has rotted your brain.
Trump has faced a decade-long tax audit — here’s how long IRS audits usually take and which taxpayers are most likely to get audited
President Trump has described his audit as ‘very routine,’ but legal experts say it is quite unusual.
www.marketwatch.com
I think the IRS was going to go after small business and at home business with all the new agents.
Talking about as a private business man. You are clueless. TDS has rotted your brain.
Trump has faced a decade-long tax audit — here’s how long IRS audits usually take and which taxpayers are most likely to get audited
President Trump has described his audit as ‘very routine,’ but legal experts say it is quite unusual.
I think the IRS was going to go after small business and at home business with all the new agents.
Again... I pay my taxes.
Only those that don't are worried. And, those who've been convinced that they actually have enough money to matter.
You got a private business that you don't pay appropriate taxes for? I see why you're concerned.
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I pay mine too. Largest expenditure I have annually.
Are you OK with the IRS going after small business and at home ebayers?
Kind of like California going after all the induvial working for themselves.
Yup.
I pay my taxes. Ebayers need to also.
Most of all... The rich need to PAY THEIR TAXES! Break those guns out.
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Have you ever ran a small business out of your home?
Basically the red tape will run them out of business which is the goal. Globalsit want big corporations running everything.
If we weren't a Welfare/Warfare nation with fiat currency we would not need income taxes.
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️French ‘Oscars’ Introduces Major ChangeThe French Cesar Academy, which hands out the nation’s most prestigious film award, has decided not to invite to its ceremony anyone who has been convicted of or even who is being charged with acts of violence, particularly in sex crimes.
In a statement, the academy said that, out of respect for victims, even presumed ones, “it has been decided not to highlight people who are either indicted on or sentenced for acts of violence, notably of a sexual or sexist nature.”
Such people “cannot be invited to the Ceremony, nor to any of the events associated with it and organized by the Cesar Academy,” the statement read, adding that “no one will be allowed to speak on their behalf” either.
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remember the good old days when this thread was about lizard people and whatnot instead of tax law?
and it was the same fools making bullshit claims, too...remember the good old days when this thread was about lizard people and whatnot instead of tax law?
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He's a bigger fraud than Biden.
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Academia will never account for its misguided COVID policies, and it will never back out of its commitment to consensus explanations or opportunities. Indeed, these people will help accelerate the entire COVID complex. COVID is a new social engineering program, and universities will make biosecurity, including molecular engineering and tracking technology, into a permanent research activity that is worth billions per year in funding and commercialization. The link connecting business, government, and higher education has never been stronger, while China-style social credit scoring, based in part on medical and ideological compliance, is considered by the current White House administration a necessary part of the political agenda.
For universities to admit that they were wrong would not only undermine their authority and risk their research funding, but also, most of all, put their senior administration in legal jeopardy. University directors, trustees, regents, and other governance bodies are keen to avoid liability, and university legal and communications departments are working overtime to shield their institutions from blowback, including vicarious liability.
www.zerohedge.com
For universities to admit that they were wrong would not only undermine their authority and risk their research funding, but also, most of all, put their senior administration in legal jeopardy. University directors, trustees, regents, and other governance bodies are keen to avoid liability, and university legal and communications departments are working overtime to shield their institutions from blowback, including vicarious liability.
Will Universities Ever Admit They Were Wrong About COVID Policy? | ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
www.zerohedge.com
Perhaps their policies were not misguided.
Maybe they were intended to protect the health of students and faculty.
If one considers the possibility the rest of that rant falls apart.
Maybe they were intended to protect the health of students and faculty.
If one considers the possibility the rest of that rant falls apart.
