Geithner needs to step down now, as well.
yes, all the tax cheating crooks, and then some
Geithner’s Taxes [Ramesh Ponnuru]
There is, however, no statute of limitations in certain situations:
The Code states that the IRS can assess tax or bring a suit to collect (unassessed) tax at any time in certain situations [IRC Sec. 6501(c)]. Of the several situations listed, the following are the most prominent:
1. The taxpayer does not file a return [IRC Sec. 6501(c)(3)].
2. A false or fraudulent return is filed with the intent to evade tax [IRC Sec. 6501(c)(1)]. The IRS has the burden of proving this for each year it assesses tax under the unlimited limitations period of IRC Sec. 6501(c)(1) [Harold L. King, TC Memo 1979-359 (1979)].
I think a very good case could be made that Geithner filed a fraudulent return since he signed acknowledgments of his obligation to pay the SE tax and accepting reimbursement for it.