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IRS Strikes Again - Leaves Lawyer Befuddled Over "Nickel & Dime" Demand For Payment, Notice Of Refund

By r morris

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In Detroit, Michigan, National Public Radio reports: James Howarth of Detroit has a new pen pal ? the Internal Revenue Service. First came a letter in November. The IRS said Howarth owed a nickel and should pay up or face additional penalties or interest.Then came the second letter. Howarth told the Detroit Free Press that letter said the IRS owed him four cents. That letter said Howarth won't

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on January 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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