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Actor Wesley Snipes Is Acquitted of Tax Felonies. Convicted on Three Misdemeanors

By Stan

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  Snipes said he was legally a ?nontaxpayer? and the tax laws did not apply to him because he was not a resident of the District of Columbia, was not a federal official and was not engaged in any trade or business.   OCALA, Fla. ?Feb. 1, 2008 - New York Times-  The actor Wesley Snipes was [...]

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