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IRS says GOP nominee for Calif. governor among dozens of participants in suspect tax shelters
Associated Press ^
| 7-12-02
| MARK SHERMAN
Posted on 07/12/2002 11:00:42 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
Edited on 04/13/2004 2:40:33 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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To: ElkGroveDan
As a transplanted Cal gal (Sacramento, Pasadena) I'm so sorry about the state of affairs in my beloved state. IMO, even Riordan is better than the dark GRAY one.
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07/12/2002 10:52:33 PM PDT
by
Gracey
To: ElkGroveDan
Nowhere in my post did I say it was right to release his name... The person in the IRS who did should be punished... But the point is the cat is out of the bag now ...
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07/13/2002 7:25:56 AM PDT
by
marajade
To: marajade
But the point is the cat is out of the bag now ... What cat is that? The people who broke the law here are KPMG. The whole reason you hire professionals is because the more assets you have, the more complex tax policy becomes. The names that the IRS released are the names of VICTIMS.
To: First_Salute
From the Wall Street Journal (7/17/02): "The IRS has also left itself naked to charges of political partisanship. Justice's lead litigator on this matter is Stuart Gibson, a well-known Democratic activist in Virginia."
Why on earth can't Bush fire this Gibson guy? Are the Republicans and the Demoncrats really just "two wings of the same bird of prey"?
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