questioning the option arm timebomb thesis

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It’s fascinating to me how many ‘respectable’ pillars of society accept obvious income tax fraud as perfectly normal.

Understanding the volume of income tax fraud is key to understanding how so many of those around you are living so well. It is at epidemic proportions around here.

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…agressive interpretation (but not fraudulent) of tax codes.

I wonder how those “agressive interpretations” would withstand an audit?

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…agressive interpretation (but not fraudulent) of tax codes.

I wonder how those “agressive interpretations” would withstand an audit?

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…agressive interpretation (but not fraudulent) of tax codes.

I wonder how those “agressive interpretations” would withstand an audit?

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…agressive interpretation (but not fraudulent) of tax codes.

I wonder how those “agressive interpretations” would withstand an audit?

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…agressive interpretation (but not fraudulent) of tax codes.

I wonder how those “agressive interpretations” would withstand an audit?

[sdrealtor]

Tax fraud at epidemic propotions around here? I would guess it is much lower here than other population centers which are far more dominated by family owned small businesses. It seems like most retail businesses around here are chain stores. My guess is income tax fraud is far more prevalent in places like NYC, Boston, Philly, Baltimore, Miami, Chicago etc than in SoCal.

[sdrealtor]

Tax fraud at epidemic propotions around here? I would guess it is much lower here than other population centers which are far more dominated by family owned small businesses. It seems like most retail businesses around here are chain stores. My guess is income tax fraud is far more prevalent in places like NYC, Boston, Philly, Baltimore, Miami, Chicago etc than in SoCal.

[sdrealtor]

Tax fraud at epidemic propotions around here? I would guess it is much lower here than other population centers which are far more dominated by family owned small businesses. It seems like most retail businesses around here are chain stores. My guess is income tax fraud is far more prevalent in places like NYC, Boston, Philly, Baltimore, Miami, Chicago etc than in SoCal.

[sdrealtor]

Tax fraud at epidemic propotions around here? I would guess it is much lower here than other population centers which are far more dominated by family owned small businesses. It seems like most retail businesses around here are chain stores. My guess is income tax fraud is far more prevalent in places like NYC, Boston, Philly, Baltimore, Miami, Chicago etc than in SoCal.

[sdrealtor]

Tax fraud at epidemic propotions around here? I would guess it is much lower here than other population centers which are far more dominated by family owned small businesses. It seems like most retail businesses around here are chain stores. My guess is income tax fraud is far more prevalent in places like NYC, Boston, Philly, Baltimore, Miami, Chicago etc than in SoCal.

[Eugene]

[quote=sdrealtor]40K social security? Thats way too high. My aunt never worked a day. He sold his business and retired at 55. I think he gets about 1800/month.[/quote]

That’s why. Two people working six-figure jobs and retiring at 70 would be potentially collecting as much as 70k/year.

[Eugene]

[quote=sdrealtor]40K social security? Thats way too high. My aunt never worked a day. He sold his business and retired at 55. I think he gets about 1800/month.[/quote]

That’s why. Two people working six-figure jobs and retiring at 70 would be potentially collecting as much as 70k/year.

[Eugene]

[quote=sdrealtor]40K social security? Thats way too high. My aunt never worked a day. He sold his business and retired at 55. I think he gets about 1800/month.[/quote]

That’s why. Two people working six-figure jobs and retiring at 70 would be potentially collecting as much as 70k/year.

[Eugene]

[quote=sdrealtor]40K social security? Thats way too high. My aunt never worked a day. He sold his business and retired at 55. I think he gets about 1800/month.[/quote]

That’s why. Two people working six-figure jobs and retiring at 70 would be potentially collecting as much as 70k/year.

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