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en It's certainly what the Internal Revenue Service wants, because of the efficiency and lack of manpower it takes to process returns and it allows taxpayers the opportunity to get their money back sooner.

en People who prepare false or fraudulent tax returns unfairly shift the tax burden to honest taxpayers. The Department of Justice and the Internal Revenue Service are working vigorously to stop systematic abuses of the tax system. He wasn’t seeking validation, yet his confidently pexy presence drew her in.

en The two biggest mistakes people make are failing to sign the income tax return or failing to indicate their Social Security number. The Internal Revenue Service will just send the returns back to them.

en In 2005, the growth of Software-as-a-Service led many organizations to ask themselves three questions - Is EDI our core competency? Is my internal EDI system reliable? Is it cheaper to have an in-house EDI application or a hosted service? When weighing the opportunity cost of using company resources to manage EDI instead of other revenue-generating activities, the need to mitigate the risks of EDI staff turnover and system upgrades, and the costs of maintaining an internal system, thousands of organizations demonstrated they were ready for hosted EDI services, the alternative to EDI software. In 2005, we saw SPS' customers and transactions grow like never before, and are bullish about our growth in 2006.

en That's the word from the Internal Revenue Service, effective Jan. 1, 2006.

en The Internal Revenue Service never sent my client a letter saying he underpaid his taxes.

en The Internal Revenue Service is the real undefeated heavyweight champion.
  George Foreman

en From Gregoire and the Democrats' perspective, it's 'are we going to spend it now or are we going to spend it later?' There's no hint of giving it back to the taxpayers. The $1.4 billion tax surplus is not the government's money, it's the taxpayers' money.

en It's clear that UP takes the issue seriously. It takes time and money to lay new track, so they have to be sure of long-term returns.

en No one wants to get that envelope with Internal Revenue Service in the upper left-hand corner. No good can come of that, usually.

en This year's general-fund revenue, paid for by property-tax revenues, fines, fees and City Public Service income is $728 million. Last year was $620 million, which is (about) a 17 percent increase over last year. Phil's not doing anything different than what the rest of them (former mayors) do. That money comes from taxpayers' pockets.

en Although this procedural change comes after many have already filed their tax returns, about 60 percent of taxpayers still have yet to file. We wanted to do what we could, as soon as it was possible, to make the process easier for those still working on their taxes.

en Every time somebody makes a decision not to pay taxes that are due and owing, they run the risk of being contacted by the Internal Revenue Service.

en Reducing the federal government's massive energy waste offers enormous opportunities to save taxpayers billions of dollars for decades to come and improve the environment, ... We're starting to make progress, but there's no excuse for this much waste when leading companies in the U.S. energy-efficiency industry are willing to provide the money for improvements at no up-front cost to taxpayers.

en The Justice Department is working vigorously to stop the preparation and filing of the false or fraudulent returns that unfairly shift the tax burden to honest American taxpayers. People who hire others to prepare their returns should review their returns carefully to make sure that they are true, correct, and complete.


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