Am I the only one wondering why he didn't pay his taxes? Did he forget? Did he think it would go unnoticed? Was he unaware of the taxation system? Did he have a bad accountant? Strange really.

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Originally posted by surfrgal Am I the only one wondering why he didn't pay his taxes? Did he forget? Did he think it would go unnoticed? Was he unaware of the taxation system? Did he have a bad accountant? Strange really.

prolly didnt care.

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Originally posted by L360E prolly didnt care.

people who don't pay their taxes (income tax) have the balls to stand up for their right knowing that they can face harsh consequences later. i give my respect to them cause i don't have the balls to do so cause it's not worth the headache for me.

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Originally posted by stefanoc people who don't pay their taxes (income tax) have the balls to stand up for their right knowing that they can face harsh consequences later. i give my respect to them cause i don't have the balls to do so cause it's not worth the headache for me.

yet. the irs keeps losing my return. why? how? ugh!

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Originally posted by L360E yet. the irs keeps losing my return. why? how? ugh!

^^something like that happened to me with citibank about 3 years ago. i had to file and send affidavit of forgery paperwork over 6 times. a 90 day process took them a bit over a year. after all done i closed my account with citi so i withdrew all the funds i had in the account, and then 2 months later i got a letter from them saying that they have closed my account because it went overdrawn by $14 (monthly fees) and if i ever wanted to open an account with them again i had to pay that $14.

uhm, what if you forgot to file tax, and it already passed the deadline? Can you still file an extension? or can you still file your tax?

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Originally posted by DaveT He has the money to appeal so I bet he will...and if it gets to a high enough court, he may win his case over the whole "there's no law that says you have to pay taxes" ... cause as everyone knows, there in fact isn't.

If he even gets to appeal, he will be surely doing it from his prison cell. Fail. And, while I don't know every detail about this case, I believe that the issue isn't *only* about him not paying his income taxes. He also conspired to commit fraud. That's what's getting him f'ed here...

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Originally posted by able.h uhm, what if you forgot to file tax, and it already passed the deadline? Can you still file an extension? or can you still file your tax?

Already passed the deadline? You could still file your tax.
Anyone can file an extension-6months(+ prepayment), but it's design for people who know they owes money to the irs. If you know you are geting a refund, you could file your tax 1-2 years later if you want to, but who wants to do that's like letn the irs borrows your money for free.

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Originally posted by djThomasPhan Already passed the deadline? You could still file your tax. Anyone can file an extension-6months(+ prepayment), but it's design for people who know they owes money to the irs. If you know you are geting a refund, you could file your tax 1-2 years later if you want to, but who wants to do that's like letn the irs borrows your money for free.

Awesome!

Thanks for the info

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Originally posted by able.h Awesome! Thanks for the info

its still nice to get that money that they owe you. its like getting money for x-mas or graduation..
its like woohoo sweeet im ballin!
lol

If anyone wants to know the specifics on IRS tax arguments check the link below. It specifically discusses the 'voluntary filing' issue among others.

http://www.irs.gov/taxpros/article/0,,id=159932,00.html