The IRS Audit Blog

Archive for June, 2008

Question: Can the IRS take money owed from Unemployment?

I have a friend that owes money to the unemployment office as they over paid him when he was unemployed. My question is can the IRS take the money back that is owed when he files?
3 minutes ago – 3 days left to answer.
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By the way he resides in Florida

Answer: yup….

Legal Services of North Florida Is Awarded $100,000 to Provide Representation to Military Families

Services under the Legal Assistance to Military Families (LAMS) Project will provide civil legal assistance for troops, veterans, family members, or caregivers in the sixteen north Florida counties that LSNF serves whose lives have been impacted by deployment related to the Operation Enduring Freedom or Operation Iraqi Freedom campaigns.

Florida Championship Wrestling Episode #65 (FCW) Tampa, Florida with IRS, Dusty Rhodes, Steve Keirn

Question: I was taught by the US Attorney’s Las Vegas office how to steal from tax payers and legally get away with it.

I am in the process of writing a book detailing exactally what I learned from the US Attorney’s office as well as the Federal USDA special under cover agents. Should I disguise the names to protect the guilty, or go for the gusto and expose them all. I am willing to face whatever repercussions that come with the exposure. Would it make for more interesting reading knowing I used their true identies?

Answer: good for you.. .. i hear that’s what gov’t is good for.. .. enjoy the bliss of your ignorance

Tristate Regional News, Wednesday 1/20

Governor says Kentucky budget dependent on gaming revenue. “American Idol” continued its auditions on Tuesday night, as the hit singing competition headed to Chicago. The business that operates the food stands in Lucas Oil Stadium on Tuesday says it has taken huge steps to alleviate health and safety issues in stadium kitchens.

Roni Deutch Talking Taxes with the Good Morning Show Las Vegas

IRS Torture By Mail

The IRS’ computers and clerks grind out millions of notices demanding more tax. Here’s how to deal with them.

Santa and the IRS