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Nice shoes @SlyPokerDog
My son worked part time at a movie theater last year for 4 months during his freshman year at college. While making minimum wage, he paid roughly $1,200 in taxes....... how could the idea that Trump is doing ANYTHING legally?
Good point!Tax laws are setup to penalize people who get income from wages and reward those who get income from investments. especially real estate.
Good point!
@SlyPokerDog please bump this kid from rookie, up to newbie!
What, i was giving this one props.Please... please don't.
You've always had to pay interest on honest mistakes if caught within three years or six years if the amount is large. If a small amount is not caught within three years, you are home free. If an honest mistake on a $2 Billion mistake is not caught within six years you are home free. If the $2 Billion dollar mistake is found to be fraudulent then you can be caught a thousand years later and pay a hefty interest charge on top of the $2 Billion principal.Many years ago, I did my taxes using Tax Act or TurboTax, can't remember which. I worked a low paid job and had a tiny bit of interest from a small savings account, nothing more. I accidentally transposed two digits. Yes, should have double and triple checked.
I was audited. I saw right away what happened. I sent an apology letter, explained the mistake, paid the difference. They returned my check saying they would send instructions. Instructions tacked on interest and penalties. I appealed on grounds it was honest mistake and not attempt to evade taxes, I was very low income and the interest and penalties would cause severe hardship. They denied appeal, and delay added more interest. I ended up paying about five times original amount.
IRS has had budget cut by anti tax Republicans so they now only audit poor people who don't have tax dodges and can't hire lawyers.
You wouldn't but you can be scolded for lying.If he's filing his taxes legally I don't see a problem. Why would you pay more tax than you owe?
I hope enough people are motivated to vote in the election, and in that election, those extra voters take into account all of his fuck ups and vote against him. But this is the same country that thought it was a good idea to dump fresh, clean drinking water over our heads as a way to raise money for ALS, instead of just, you know, donating money.
If he's filing his taxes legally I don't see a problem. Why would you pay more tax than you owe?
That's precisely the reason why he's being "audited".
Speaking of an IRS audit, anyone ever heard of an audit taking 4+ years to be settled?
The fact you are being audited doesn't mean you've done anything wrong. I would expect many large organizations such as his to be audited regularly.
I didn't say that he did, but in this case, the IRS is auditing him because they do in fact believe that he "did something wrong".
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/p...s-how-long-irs-audits-usually-take-2020-10-01
I didn't draw that conclusion from reading the article. That is possible, but nothing in the article says that the IRS does in fact believe he did something wrong.
Yeah, the IRS wastes 10+ years auditing/investigating people with clean returns.
Oh I see. So you're assuming.