| I.R.S. Collects a record...... 47.3 BILLION DOLLARS ! More Corporations and wealthy taxpayers had their tax returns audited by the Internal Revenue Service then ever before. IRS commissioner Mark Everson said the audit rate of high income individuals and families, those reporting $100,000 or more are now being checked at the ..............rate of 1 in 63. And that number will change soon because it's "still too low." |
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| MORE TAX NEWS Washington-The Internal Revenue Service does not have the staff to collect back debts from taxpayers. And are turning to private debt collection firms. Uncle Sam for the first time ever has begun the process of excepting bids from agencies to go after billions of dollars in un paid back tax debts. |
| PEOPLE WHO CAN NOT DO MATH NOW HAVE A NEW TAX: "called the lottery". |
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| Among the "TAX" Sweeteners Offered By States to: welcome relocating buiness is: TEXAS easy-to-get Farmland Benefit. when the huge "Fidelity Investments Company", bought a 300-acre plot near dallas texas for a new office, it made sure to put 25 head of cattle on the land, which the "BOSTON HERALD" found reduced its real-estate TAX Bill by about $360,000 a year under what it would pay without the 25 head of cattle. Also, Federal Farm Subsidies continue to be skewed. May 2007 a coalition of Washington groups unveiled a searchable computer database listing agriculture subsidies by recipient, which revealed that such "FARMERS", as DAVID LETTERMAN and Basketball Player SCOTT PIPPEN receive federal Funds for Incidental Farm uses of their land. |
| Man who caught the tie breaking ball thrown by Barry Bonds thought this was his luckiest day , ever. Before he left the stadium, he was cornered by I.R.S. Agents and informed that his ball was worth 1/2 a million dollars. Also, it did not matter if he kept the ball or sold the ball they wanted the tax on the half million dollars. |
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