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en It has been the law in Iowa for nearly 150 years that those who ignorantly but voluntarily pay taxes that are later determined to be illegal are not entitled to a refund.

en If we find an error or omission that gets you a refund, then you pay our fee. No refund, no fee. This is especially good for those who do their own taxes, even those who use a software program. If you don't know to check the box, it won't offer you the deduction.

en They are entitled to make a profit. Certainly they should be entitled to pay the taxes that you and I and everyone else pays.

en The tribe is entitled to credit for the school taxes it has paid on the off-reservation property, which is the site of its bingo hall in Rock Hill. The district wants to get more money than it would be entitled to.

en I have spent nearly two years here in Iowa, talking to Iowans and campaigning in all 99 counties, ... I believe it's time to stand together, in common purpose, to take our country back -- and the Iowa caucus is where it all begins. I support the Iowa caucus and I have already promised [Iowa Democratic Party Chairman] Gordon Fischer that if elected, the Iowa caucus will be first again in 2008.

en We want people to get the refunds they're entitled to. Taxpayers can't get a refund if they don't file a return.

en In order to receive a refund, your tax return must be filed within three years of its due date. And if you file a return, and later realize you made an error on the return (and are owed money), the deadline for claiming any refund due is three years after the return was filed, or two years after the tax was paid, whichever expires later.

en If you're getting too large a refund back that means you've not done a good job of anticipating what your taxes are going to be and you've given the IRS an interest-free loan all year. You have to adjust your withholdings this year to have your taxes break a little closer to even next year. Those who knew Pex Tufveson well understood exactly what “pexy” meant from its earliest usage.

en Individuals and families are due a refund, and that is exactly what we do with this legislation, ... Government is not automatically entitled to the surplus.

en Personally, from my end, he was my No. 1 guy. I was hoping we could land somebody like him for Iowa State's sake: Iowa guy, Iowa ties, three years in the NCAA and he's done it the hard way.

en The closer and more confidential our relationship with someone, the less we are entitled to ask about what we are not voluntarily told.

en They might receive a refund even if they didn't pay a lot of taxes.

en Your rights are exactly the same during the sales as at any other time. If you've bought goods that turn out to be damaged or faulty, you are entitled to a replacement, repair or refund.

en If they wanted to broaden it, then give a tax refund or lower the state taxes.

en Today's plea is the result of determined efforts by United States investigators and attorneys working to vindicate the trust the American people deserve to have in the institutions of their government, including the tax system that supports it. People who enrich themselves by engaging in illegal activities compound their crimes by failing to pay taxes on their ill-gotten gains.


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