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Title: Who owes
Post by: Zeus on September 10, 2010, 02:17:00 PM
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Who.....how many owe......and how much



U.S. House of Representatives     421      6,524,892



U.S. Senate     217     2,774,


Agriculture     2,265     $ 17,824,971

Air Force     5,817     $ 46,787,244

Army     11,330     $ 89,966,859

Commerce     1,556     $ 22,246,314

Defense     4,454     $ 38,495,128

Education     163     $ 3,995,066

Energy     331     $ 4,899,649

Health and Human Services     2,841     $ 37,327,491

Homeland Security     4,856     $ 37,012,174

Housing and Urban Development     421     $ 4,991,608

Interior     1,812     $ 12,684,470

Justice     1,971     $ 14,350,152

Labor     463     $ 7,481,463

Navy     6,841     $ 72,432,604

State     356     $ 3,259,502

Transportation     1,328     $ 17,098,463

Treasury     1,204     $ 7,670,814

Veterans Affairs     12,013     $ 156,604,799

Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts     754     $ 11,808,236

Armed Forces Retirement Home     14     $ 164,072

Broadcasting Board of Governors     56     $ 653,395

Commodity Futures Trading Commission     13     $ 160,623

Consumer Product Safety Commission     12     $ 96,638

Corporation for National and Community Service     24     $ 108,202

Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency     61     $ 420,776

Environmental Protection Agency     442     $ 5,862,994

Executive Office of the President     41     $ 831,055

Export-Import Bank of the United States     10     $ 166,288

Farm Credit Administration     7     $ 17,290

Federal Communications Commission     58     $ 712,416

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation     155     $ 2,249,326

Federal Election Commission     8     $ 115,747

Federal Housing Finance Board     4     $ 79,829

Federal Labor Relations Authority     7     $ 11,599

Federal Maritime Commission     3     $ 21,646

Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service     7     $ 25,662

Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission     5     $ 11,769

Federal Reserve System - Board of Governors     81     $ 1,076,733

Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board     4     $ 23,519

Federal Trade Commission     35     $ 363,579

General Services Administration     385     $ 4,646,308

Government Accountability Office     66     $ 704,485

Government Printing Office     158     $ 2,143,812

Institute of Museum and Library Services     3     $ 22,541

International Boundary and Water Comm.     8     $ 6,879

Merit Systems Protection Board     10     $ 126,398

Millennium Challenge Corporation     9     $ 8,412

National Aeronautics and Space Administration     327     $ 3,854,072

National Archives and Records Administration     100     $ 341,061

National Credit Union Administration     17     $ 48,299

National Endowment for the Arts     7     $ 34,740

National Endowment for the Humanities     4     $ 79,279

National Labor Relations Board     43     $ 497,974

National Science Foundation     67     $ 588,764

National Transportation Safety Board     8     $ 70,469

Office of Personnel Management     172     $ 2,367,268

Overseas Private Investment Corporation     3     $ 1,605

Peace Corps     31     $ 75,459

Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation     43     $ 334,211

Presidio Trust     10     $ 680,682

Railroad Retirement Board     31     $ 531,798

Securities and Exchange Commission     91     $ 1,030,485

Selective Service System     5     $ 68,163

Small Business Administration     249     $ 2,745,489

Smithsonian Institution     251     $ 2,226,791

Social Security Administration     1,920     $ 17,841,329

Tennessee Valley Authority     292     $ 6,766,333

United States Access Board     3     $ 11,495

U.S. Agency for International Development     123     $ 1,104,009

Commission on Civil Rights     3     $ 2,537

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission     84     $ 1,303,316

Holocaust Memorial Museum     5     $ 42,872

International Trade Commission     12     $ 63,936

Nuclear Regulatory Commission     57     $ 1,099,897

Office of Government Ethics     3     $ 75,304

Office of Special Counsel     6     $ 34,737

U.S. Postal Service     27,807     $ 283,365,996

U.S. Tax Court     4     $ 51,111

Other civilian     4,125     $ 37,921,682

Military active duty     28,853     $ 109,557,536

Military Reserves/National Guard     30,631     $ 219,525,138

Civilian retirees     40,000     $ 454,938,448

Military retirees     84,034     $ 1,525,688,378

who owes taxes (http://url=http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2010/09/congress-taxes-irs.html)





Title: Re: Who owes
Post by: Zeus on September 10, 2010, 02:31:56 PM
Don't know why but I can't edit my post.

Workable link to above post Who owes (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2010/09/congress-taxes-irs.html)
Title: Re: Who owes
Post by: thundley4 on September 10, 2010, 06:35:05 PM
Every single government employee that owes income taxes should be assessed a 100% fine and a 100% percent penalty for each year they are behind.
Title: Re: Who owes
Post by: JohnnyReb on September 10, 2010, 06:36:55 PM
Every single government employee that owes income taxes should be assessed a 100% fine and a 100% percent penalty for each year they are behind.

...and pay up now or lose their job.
Title: Re: Who owes
Post by: true_blood on September 10, 2010, 07:25:48 PM
Every single government employee that owes income taxes should be assessed a 100% fine and a 100% percent penalty for each year they are behind.
I agree.
If it were you or I that had not paid taxes, they'd be beating down our doors and demanding their money. Such a double standard. :censored:
Title: Re: Who owes
Post by: BlueStateSaint on September 11, 2010, 05:11:51 AM
Every single government employee that owes income taxes should be assessed a 100% fine and a 100% percent penalty for each year they are behind.

When my NYS agency was swallowed up by the Department of Tax & Finance, we were told to make very sure that our taxes (both NYS and Federal) were paid up, or else we'd be looking for other employment.