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By Michael Stevens
Bluegrass Politics Blog reports on a local Kentucky politician and lawyer with tax woes. Taxing problems are not the exclusive domain of the Obama administration's appointees. Here is John Cheeves link with a teaser comment:
Justice Secretary Brown paying back taxes
Kentucky Justice Secretary J. Michael Brown owes the U.S. government
for underpayment of income taxes from his previous job as a Louisville
lawyer.
Brown said Thursday that he pays the Internal Revenue Service $2,933 a
month in back taxes, penalties and interest as part of a 48-month
settlement he entered several years ago. Brown said he does not recall
the original size of his debt, but he still owes the IRS $6,398 in back
taxes and $17,599 in penalties and interest before his payments end in December.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on May 15, 2009 (boomark / email).
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