[muawiyah]

Look, USPS had the 3602 for many years, and as postage computation became more and more complex we'd create a new series, so, yeah, everything flows conceptually if not in reality to or threw a single document ~ so there was the 3602, 3602 PC, 3602 A, 3602 B, etc.

Associated with that was a REQUIREMENT for what we called SUPPLEMENTAL DOCUMENTATION

In the final balance you would get along with us much better on an appeal if you could provide a copy of all your supplemental documentation than you could a 3602 (of whether further nomenclature).

We'd refer to a 3602 as a 3602 for convenience, not for final determination of how you should have paid your postage ~ BTW, those were not trivial amounts ~ millions of bucks are commonlypaid for single mailings.

Thank God we only had cops and publisher's lawyers to mess with and not CPAs ~ IRS has unfortunately allowed you guys to imagine a grand scheme where there is none.

[tony777]

What’s your point?

The fact is, 1040 captures all income on the first two pages for individuals. That’s what Kansas was making his point.