To: Always Right
But they’re not going into MY records (unless I’m selling retail), nor do I have to jump through annoying hoops to file a document.
Admit it or not, its not nearly as intrusive or annoying AND it strips vote-buying power from pandering politicians.
54 posted on
05/11/2007 9:08:34 AM PDT by
Little Ray
(Rudy Guiliani: if his wives can't trust him, why should we?)
To: Little Ray
But theyre not going into MY records (unless Im selling retail), nor do I have to jump through annoying hoops to file a document. Admit it or not, its not nearly as intrusive or annoying AND it strips vote-buying power from pandering politicians. It potentially is a lot less intrusive, but. You do have to file reports. You file to get your monthly prebate check and you file if you buy something from a non-registered or overseas retailer. It is naive to think the new-IRS will not be looking into personal records. A clear reading of the bill says otherwise. If the new-IRS just thinks you might owe taxes, they have the authority to demand your records.
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