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From: dee@cca.UUCP (Donald Eastlake)
Newsgroups: net.taxes
Subject: Re: Things IRS Won't Tell You #3
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Date: Thu, 8-Nov-84 13:36:08 EST
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Posted: Thu Nov  8 13:36:08 1984
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So you don't have to give the IRS any records if they try to audit you.
So what.  This is about as silly as the first message about how you don't
have to file forms, and you go into it an great and ponderous length.
These tid bits are of some interest, but if you look at the income tax
statute, it imposes taxes at the maximum rate on income.  Then it lets
you take some deductions, etc., if you can prove it.  If you won't submit
your records for audit, you can expect to get deductions you are refusing
to prove disallowed, etc., and eventually have the IRS, with the force
of law, seize what it thinks your taxes are.

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	+	Donald E. Eastlake, III
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