Arkansas businessman Ralph Bradbury owes $800K to the IRS for financial shenanigans at an Arkansas trucking firm he worked at as CEO.
So the IRS says.
The owners of the company had apparently worked against it's best interests from the beginning and the IRS doesn't appear to be interested in getting any answers or money out of them, even though they removed any power over financial matters from the CEO.
The connection between the owners and their Son-in-Law, Democrat Senator Mark Pryor, may have something to do with the IRS's misdirected attacks.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Obama Administration "skirts" the law
More like ignores it completely.
Is it mere coincidence that the vast majority of waivers exempting businesses from Obamacare are granted to his supporters?
Is it fair that a large percentage of recent waivers happen to have been granted in Nancy Pelosi's district?
Is it justifiable for the NLRB to tell Boeing that they cannot build a plant in a right-to-work state which forces the company to hire more union workers in Washington State?
Does it smell suspicious when the IRS warns non-profits that it will be charging a gift tax on donors when the organizations in question mainly support Conservative politicians?
The only thing worse than the administration's selective obedience and enforcement of the law is the complicit media and their blackout of any coverage concerning this perfidious behavior.
Is it mere coincidence that the vast majority of waivers exempting businesses from Obamacare are granted to his supporters?
Is it fair that a large percentage of recent waivers happen to have been granted in Nancy Pelosi's district?
Is it justifiable for the NLRB to tell Boeing that they cannot build a plant in a right-to-work state which forces the company to hire more union workers in Washington State?
Does it smell suspicious when the IRS warns non-profits that it will be charging a gift tax on donors when the organizations in question mainly support Conservative politicians?
The only thing worse than the administration's selective obedience and enforcement of the law is the complicit media and their blackout of any coverage concerning this perfidious behavior.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Not very 'stimulating' for the rest of us
Most people have an idea that the 'stimulus' money went to some people that frankly did not deserve any help.
Now we find that some of those who got stimulus checks were (and may still be) delinquent on their taxes.
According to a GAO, one company that received $100K was more than $9M behind in payroll taxes from as far back as 2001.
"The report said the tax delinquents accounted for nearly 6 percent of the 63,000 contractors and grantees examined, and it cautioned that the real number might be higher because the known tax debt does not measure such factors as income underreporting."
Your tax dollars at work...for someone who never paid them.
Now we find that some of those who got stimulus checks were (and may still be) delinquent on their taxes.
According to a GAO, one company that received $100K was more than $9M behind in payroll taxes from as far back as 2001.
"The report said the tax delinquents accounted for nearly 6 percent of the 63,000 contractors and grantees examined, and it cautioned that the real number might be higher because the known tax debt does not measure such factors as income underreporting."
Your tax dollars at work...for someone who never paid them.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Wyclef Jean owes IRS $2.1M
Singer and supposed altruist Wyclef Jean (AKA Nel Wyclef Jean) has tax liens against him totaling more than $2M and spread over several years.
His charitable foundation has been operating at a deficit and, despite warnings concerning his trustworthiness, collected money for Haitian relief after the earthquake.
Jean is also apparently serious about a run for the Presidency in Haiti.
Yeah, I can see that.
He is already apparently corrupt, which fits with the stereotypical Haitian government official, and he can use the presidency to leverage his case with the IRS while looting the Haitian treasury.
His charitable foundation has been operating at a deficit and, despite warnings concerning his trustworthiness, collected money for Haitian relief after the earthquake.
Jean is also apparently serious about a run for the Presidency in Haiti.
Yeah, I can see that.
He is already apparently corrupt, which fits with the stereotypical Haitian government official, and he can use the presidency to leverage his case with the IRS while looting the Haitian treasury.
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