Do tell more please (yes, this is a me too message).
James Rogers wrote:
>
> On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Michael S. Lorrey wrote:
> >
> > Not true. The IRS is fully aware that Mr. Monteleone pays no taxes, and
> > that they have no legal basis to make him pay taxes. The IRS doesn't
> > want the masses to know that such people exist, so they don't even talk
> > about them or comment about them. They say "discussing tax information
> > about a private citizen is illegal."
>
> I can back this up. I have several friends who haven't paid income tax in
> years.
>
> But what I think Billy Brown and others will find interesting, is that
> some of them have gotten the IRS to *refund* all Federal taxes paid prior
> to when they stopped paying taxes. Depending on how long they paid taxes,
> some of them have gotten enormous checks from the IRS for taxes paid years
> ago. It seems that as long as you file the right paperwork and jump
> through the right hoops, they pretty much leave you alone too.
>
> -James Rogers
> jamesr@best.com
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