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    OT - Percolating Tax Code Reforms

    From here:

    Tax Code Reform Gains Traction in Congress
    http://www.accountingtoday.com/news/Tax-Code-Reform-Gains-Traction-Congress-57493-1.html
    The accounting profession’s drive for a more predictable and user friendly Federal Tax Code seems to be gaining traction with at least one segment of Congress: the freshly-elected corps of Tea Party activists and their conservative allies in the House and Senate.



    "Massachusetts Republican Scott Brown and Florida Democrat Bill Nelson joined forces to co-sponsor S. 437—a bill requiring the IRS to provide every U.S. taxpayer with a receipt for their income tax payment, including an itemized breakdown of how that payment would be allocated to various government spending programs."

    Gee, do we really want to know?
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    #2
    Bipartisan

    That's what you get. More mamby pamby.

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      #3
      They just keep spending our money and I don't think they REALLY know where the money goes.....
      This post is for discussion purposes only and should be verified with other sources before actual use.

      Many times I post additional info on the post, Click on "message board" for updated content.

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        #4
        Such important work they are doing for us. A couple of real losers!

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          #5
          how many new federal jobs will this create?

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