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Jumat, 23 Maret 2012

Mark Levin's Landmark Legal Demands Probe of IRS's Harassment of Tea Party


Michelle Malkin is reporting that talk-show host Mark Levin's Landmark Legal Foundation is demanding a probe into the harassment of Tea Party groups by the Internal Revenue Service.

At her blog, Malkin wrote:

Earlier this month, I reported on President Obama’s campaign bully brigade — and I noted the IRS intimidation of Tea Party groups across the country.

The Landmark Legal Foundation is not taking it lying down.

Today, conservative talk radio giant and movement warrior Mark Levin’s group requested an immediate investigation “into possible misconduct by the Internal Revenue Service’s Exempt Organization (EO) Division that calls into question the integrity of federal tax administration and IRS programs.” Specifically, the letter cites the feds’ information demands that went “far beyond the appropriate level of inquiry regarding the religious, charitable and/or educational activities of a tax exempt entity. The inquiries are not relevant to these permitted activities. Inquiries extend to organizational policy positions and priorities, personal and political affiliations, and associations of staff, board members and even family members of staff and board members.”


Levin has published two best-selling books, Liberty and Tyranny and Ameritopia.

To read the full article, go here.

Jumat, 03 Februari 2012

Yikes! The IRS Is Coming After Frequent Flyers!


The federal government, in its insatiable appetite for more of your hard-earned money, is now going to tax the living daylights out of frequent flyers.

According to the KYPost.com:

Frequent flyers across the country are howling mad over a letter Citibank is sending to many of its customers.

The Los Angeles Times says the letter informs customers that the frequent flyer miles it hands out with many accounts and credit cards are taxable as income, and that it will be reporting the information to the IRS this year.

Some Citibank customers are now complaining that they will owe tax on $600 of income because they received 25,000 frequent flier miles as a bonus for opening an account or credit card. This means they will owe the IRS more than $150, even if they never end up using those miles.


How's that hope and change working out for you?

Read more: http://www.kypost.com/dpp/money/consumer/dont_waste_your_money/your-frequent-flier-miles-may-be-taxable1327443919257#ixzz1lKyFCs00