Anyone Can Be a Tax Cheat!

Atlantic Monthly by Conor Clarke | Apr. 16, 2009 (Opinion)

I suppose it was inevitable that someone would write this story today: Americans are upset that they have to pay their taxes today when Secretary of the Treasury Tim Geithner, who is the putative head of the IRS, did not. Or at least he didn't pay them when he was supposed to pay them. Full Story »

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Views of Income Taxes Among Most Positive Since 1956

Gallup by Jeffrey M. Jones | Apr. 15, 2009 (Poll)

A new Gallup Poll finds 48% of Americans saying the amount of federal income taxes they pay is "about right," with 46% saying "too high" -- one of the most positive ...

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IRS workers see double standard on tax errors

Chicago Tribune by Tom Hamburger, Ralph Vartabedian | Apr. 17, 2009 (News Report)

The Treasury secretary, who oversees the IRS, didn't pay all his taxes. Neither did five other top nominees for the Obama administration, or their spouses. Now, as ...

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