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Current Events => Politics => Topic started by: Baruch Menachem on January 22, 2009, 12:13:08 PM
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he had a symbolism officer, to check if things looked ok before he did them.
the guy seems to have been tone deaf, but at least he tried.
But it really dosn't look good to have a tax cheat in charge of the treasury, and a gold digging doormat in charge of affairs at state.
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he had a symbolism officer, to check if things looked ok before he did them.
the guy seems to have been tone deaf, but at least he tried.
But it really dosn't look good to have a tax cheat in charge of the treasury, and a gold digging doormat in charge of affairs at state.
He blames TurboTax, but........
But the word was out. And TurboTax maker Intuit Inc. was forced to respond.
“Each year, millions of Americans use TurboTax to accurately prepare and file their federal and state tax returns,†Dan Maurer, senior vice president and general manager of TurboTax, said in a statement late this afternoon. “The software helps taxpayers report their income and find the deductions and credits they’re entitled to claim. TurboTax, and all software and in-person tax preparation services, base their calculations on the information users provide when completing their returns. TurboTax also has built-in error-checking tools that routinely catch common taxpayer mistakes. Federal law and our own privacy policy prohibit us from discussing specifics of any customer’s return.â€
WSJ blogs. (http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2009/01/21/turbotax-responds-to-treasury-nominees-disclosure/)