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That sounds pretty frustrating. I will guess that there are local attorneys who would write that up for her. If not, that is quite a statement about attorneys. -
The IRS bears a unique burden of proof in criminal tax cases.
The agency must show not only that someone broke the law,.............
but he or she did so with willful, bad purpose to defraud the government.
Education is a blessing.
Shoes on the other foot now. http://www.cbsnews.com/2100-207_162-3780511.html"And if I could I surely would Stand on the rock that Moses stood"Comment
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Tom Sightings is a former publishing executive who was eased into early retirement in his mid-50s. He lives in the New York area and blogs at Sightings at 60, where he covers health, finance, retirement, and other concerns of baby boomers who realize that somehow they have grown up.
blinders.
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The banksters are still one up on them; $9 million in less than 12 hours
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