"and various IRS rulings."Are "CCH explanations, and annotations of cases and rulings beginning in 1913" IRS rulings?CCH explanations, and annotations of cases and rulings beginning in 1913;
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You just can't admit when you're wrong.
Never when I am right.
You've never conceded the smallest point because the truth doesn't matter.
I don't "concede" points as the truth indeed does matter. I certainly do not concede to fallacy.