Pigs

[Fire Marshall Bill]

I don't care who you know that works for the IRS or how nice a person they may be...

When you work for pigs you sleep with pigs and you become a pig

I hate these muther fuking pigs...every fucking one of them

Audit the fucking politicians

Cockfuckingsuckingspermswallowingignorantfukers...

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/Tax/irs- ... d=10313334

Statistically speaking, the IRS only appears to be slightly upping its examinations of bottom-bracket taxpayers. In 2006, the IRS conducted around 1.2 million examinations of individuals who earned less than $200,000; last year, there were around 1.3 million of those types of examinations. Still, roughly 90 percent of the 1.4 million IRS audits conducted in 2009 involved persons earning under $200,000. By comparison, the IRS conducted just 28,349 examinations of individuals who earned more than $1 million.

...and this mutherfuckingcocksucking mother humping fucking Obama just hired another 100,000 of these muther fucking pigs

Fuck you Obama Bin Fukinus

Yir one and fucking done....bitch

[Erie Warrior]

What percentage of the US population makes less than 200K? I'd bet 90%. How many people make more than a million? Not that many.

From Wiki- In 2006, there were approximately 116,011,000 households in the United States. 1.93% of all households had annual incomes exceeding $250,000

I'd imagine the random audits are based on income percentages, no?

[Fire Marshall Bill]

Bleah, this is all about easy targets

People who've made a little money but still can't afford to fight the machine with a herd of bean counters and shysters at their disposal

[jb]

In 206 FMB. In 2006.

Who was in poer in 2006?

Hint: not the folks whose aganda promotes those < $ 200K / year.

Credit Card Companys? Check.

Big Insurance? Check.

High value tax evaders? Next.

Line 'em up, knock em down.

Takes more than a yer to shut the real pigs off from the trough.

[Fire Marshall Bill]

Faced with a huge federal deficit and armed with better computer systems as well as a legion of newly trained auditors, the Internal Revenue Service in recent years has quietly established a new number one priority: extracting unpaid taxes from people who are self-employed.

As the April 15 deadline looms, Mellody Hobson offers income tax tips."I have seen more audits in the past two years, and it isn't who you think that's being singled out," said Jeff Fouts, a tax attorney based in Atlanta. "Most people tend to think the IRS goes after the wealthy or famous, but actually quite the opposite is true. It's the little guy most likely to be audited."

From the first two paragraphs....

[jb]

Faced with a huge federal deficit and armed with better computer systems as well as a legion of newly trained auditors, the Internal Revenue Service in recent years has quietly established a new number one priority: extracting unpaid taxes from people who are self-employed.

As the April 15 deadline looms, Mellody Hobson offers income tax tips."I have seen more audits in the past two years, and it isn't who you think that's being singled out," said Jeff Fouts, a tax attorney based in Atlanta. "Most people tend to think the IRS goes after the wealthy or famous, but actually quite the opposite is true. It's the little guy most likely to be audited."

From the first two paragraphs....

Awe right then.

[Cerebral_DownTime]

What the shit?

[Fire Marshall Bill]

You know what would be great...taking about 100,000 pigs just like that one and parachuting them into Tehran

[Cerebral_DownTime]

Shhhhh....That man is the next Ayatollah. Look at the beard and the obvious disdain for The Great Satan.

[Fire Marshall Bill]

Shhhhh....That man is the next Ayatollah. Look at the beard and the obvious disdain for The Great Satan.

I don't know bro...I think its a wedding photo