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Many taxpayers have the misperception that a tax refund is new-found money. It's not; it was your money all along. During the time you've left it with the IRS, you have not had it available for your use and you've earned no interest on it. click here to read ... |
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Would you pay a 521-percent annual interest rate, or fees that equal that much, to borrow money that belongs to you? |
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Regarding my professional opinion on the legal requirements of filing and paying income taxes per the Internal Revenue Code, I make the following observation: |
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My grandfather received this letter from my great-grandfather, Edward G. Dudley, in 1923. Written six years before the stock market crash of 1929, the advise is as relevant now as it was then. I believe all of us should consider with care this wisdom from an earlier generation. Ted Talbott. |
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