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THE IRS AND THE LATEST LICENSING OUTRAGE. ?Who would you rather prepare your taxes? A professional?

By Glenn Reynolds

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THE IRS AND THE LATEST LICENSING OUTRAGE. “Who would you rather prepare your taxes? A professional tax return preparer with over a dozen years experience in preparing tax returns for taxpayers without incident. Or me, an attorney who has never so much as taken a law school class or continuing legal education course in tax law, and gave up on doing his own taxes last year once he started needing to itemize his deductions. You probably think you?d prefer the first option, but the IRS says you?re wrong.” And the IRS undoubtedly has your best interests at heart . . . .


Full post as published by Instapundit.com on October 08, 2010 (boomark / email).

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