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Re: IRS - Nuther Victory Lap

By: wilful in FFFT3 | Recommend this post (0)
Wed, 07 Jan 15 1:37 AM | 89 view(s)
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" yet regular citizens can't get access to the same data from the IRS, at both the Federal AND State (at least CA) levels."

OCU -I just placed a quick call to Obama and he said:

"Sure, we’ll disagree on some things. We’ll have to compromise on others. I’ll act on my own when it’s necessary. But I will never stop trying to make life better for people like you. "

His exact words.

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Re: IRS - Nuther Victory Lap
By: oldCADuser in FFFT3
Wed, 07 Jan 15 12:48 AM 		Msg. 07205 of 65535

Note that I also compute my taxes using a computer just that years ago I created a complex yet easy to use spreadsheet, which is table driven, to compute my State and Federal income taxes. What I need are the numerical data only found in the instructions.

But your note brings us to another issue; how is it that the online sites as well as products like TurboTax (which I can buy the 2014 version at Costco as we type) have already gotten the needed data to update their products and offerings, yet regular citizens can't get access to the same data from the IRS, at both the Federal AND State (at least CA) levels.

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