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stopdiggin

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2. I would speculate that this 'dodge' is probably not employed by a great deal

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Sat Dec 7, 2024, 12:57 PM

Dec 7

of the truly wealthy. Just an opinion - but I think most 'wealthy', by their very positions, are well advised and represented - and as such probably not counseled in such direction.

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Wealthy Americans are still ducking the IRS crackdown on non-filers [View all] BumRushDaShow Dec 7 OP

and once trump and his buddies are in charge-this IRS program will Vanish into thin air. riversedge Dec 7 #1

Yep...and those busted will have their lawyers delay the payment date until it does vanish Bengus81 Dec 7 #3

I would speculate that this 'dodge' is probably not employed by a great deal stopdiggin Dec 7 #2

They are "technically" supposed to pay quarterly "estimated taxes" BumRushDaShow Dec 7 #5

which is of course a different subject stopdiggin Dec 7 #9

I agree. Even trump -- the biggest crook in the world -- filed. Silent Type Dec 7 #6

How do rich people? Puppyjive Dec 7 #4

I'm not rich, but in 2014 and most of 2015, I lived off savings... Mark.b2 Dec 7 #10

Shouldn't surprise anyone here MichMan Dec 7 #7

But they wanted to lock up boonecreek Dec 7 #8