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22 hours ago ago from IRS Tax Problem Solver Blog - IRS Help

You may not be aware of it, but there is a nationwide movement of people who believe that the federal government has a secret fund that should be accessed by taxpayers using dubious means. These people feel they have a right to redeem this money according to a concept espoused by its adherents that defies paying taxes. One such adherent is Karen Liane Miller. She was once the proprietor of the Cubby Holes Self Storage facility located on ...

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Eurweb is reporting that Sinbad is in really deep doo-doo with the IRS. According to the Detroit News, the Benton Harbor native owes more than $8.15 million in delinquent federal taxes and the U.S. Attorney General’s office wants his house sold to help satisfy the debt, according to federal court records. On Dec. 10, an assistant U.S. attorney asked a federal judge to foreclose on several tax liens and determine whether the 53-year-old ...

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22 hours ago ago from TLCNapTown - WTLC

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1 hour, 45 minutes ago ago from All Car News

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