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8 Responses to "Too good not to be true: the #IRS can’t find its receipts"

Brontefan says:

June 5, 2013 at 3:09 pm

Clearly, the oversight happened because the IRS employees were just too busy targeting Conservatives and Tea Party Patriots.
Carlos says:

June 5, 2013 at 3:12 pm

But just try to justify a $7 expenditure if you own a business and can’t find the receipt. They’ll audit you for the next two decades!

The level of liberalism displayed (“Do as I say, not as I do”) is indicative of just what kind of people we have employed nationwide at all levels of government that are, to put it charitably, more of make-work government dole than to do the peoples’ business and complete the charge of what governments’ functions under our Constitution are to begin with.

I would submit to you that the old saw, “Them that can, do; them that can’t, teach” should be added to with “them that can’t teach, work for the government.” They set their own guidelines of competence that have nothing to do with either reality or the needs of the people or the community, only with their own specialized set of prejudices (probably inculcated in public indoctrination centers, also called “public schools”).
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June 5, 2013 at 4:17 pm

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Carlos says:

June 5, 2013 at 6:45 pm

I hope someone has the wherewithal and time to set up a 501(c)(4) titled “An Apology Is Not Enough!”

But it would probably be sometime in the next century before the einsteins at the IRS could even get around to demanding a list of donors, the organization’s complete schedule (including speakers) for the next 50 years, all educational materials, who printed them, who paid for them, who they are expecting to attend any rallies or meetings, and agreeing not to ever apply for tax exemption again or for protection from reporting who their financial supporters are.

I think that pretty well covers the reasons statists wanted the program to begin with and are so upset because conservatives are taking advantage of it.
ALman says:

June 5, 2013 at 6:53 pm

When I’m finished reviewing them, which includes taking extensive notes, they’ll be returned. Meantime, let’em sweat it out like the rest of us in a similar situation!
Drew the Infidel says:

June 5, 2013 at 7:29 pm

People are struggling to make ends meet and these jackwads stay in a Presidential Suite for $3,500 per night? Ten thousand comedians out of a job and these characters are trying to be funny? It is another example of the inmates running the asylum.
Kate says:

June 6, 2013 at 7:00 am

The IRS should be disbanned and a flat tax implemented for these reasons alone. The organization is as corrupt as the administration in power.

I have an odd feeling that the main reason these grass root organizations were really investigated was because the progressives on the left have no idea of how to start, manage and maintain one. They seemto excell in the “community organization” department that depends on government grants (hand-outs) versus actual non-profit organizations.
rufus levin says:

June 9, 2013 at 3:04 pm

simple send the audit to all IRS employees who got reimbursed for expense without receipts for taxes to the “income” they received for such services and products. that is what happens to “normal” citizen taxpayers.

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