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Dobbins Island home found in tax lists
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County officials have said they knew nothing about a 6,000-square-
foot home built on a Magothy River island without proper permits, but
county tax records tell a different story.
At least a portion of the home, owned by Daryl Wagner of Wagner
Homes in Millersville, was built on Little Dobbins Island in 2003,
making way for $581,280 worth of improvements on the island,
according to county tax records.
The property is now valued at $1,010,280, as opposed to the
$299,000 price of t...
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SENATE CANDIDATES RELEASE TAX RECORDS
Rocky Mountain News
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SENATE CANDIDATES RELEASE TAX RECORDS.(City Desk/Local)
Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)
; Byline: Lynn Bartels News Staff Writer U.S. Sen. Wayne Allard makes $144,000 as a U.S. senator, but his earnings last year were $127,962, his tax records ...
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Solon laments PCCI opposition to bill lifting tax records secrecy.(Provincial News)
Manila Bulletin
; DUMAGUETE CITY We are saddened by the decision of the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) to reject the proposed repeal of the Tax Code provision on the confidentiality of tax records. We had expected the chamber to champion the removal of the secrecy rule in the interest of
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 "The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)")
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USE TAX RECORDS TO FILL IN GAPS.(Living)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
; Though many genealogists are quite familiar with federal census records, vital statistics documents and historical newspapers, they may experience frustrating research gaps when these frequently consulted resources yield little or no information about a particularly elusive ancestor. Tax records
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US firm takes over tax records
The Independent - London
; A pounds 1bn CONTRACT giving day-to-day control of British citizens' personal tax records to a United States company is expected to be signed today. This is Whitehall's biggest computer privatisation under the Government's "market testing" programme which allows private companies to bid for
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False Earning Reports Cause VA Overpayments; GAO Blames Lack of Access to Tax Records
The Washington Post
; The Veterans Administration paid $182.5 million more in pension benefits than it should have in 1984 because beneficiaries concealed about $947 million in earnings, according to a new General Accounting Office report. The report, released yesterday by Sen. Frank H. Murkowski (R-Alaska), was based
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Tax Court cases when tax records are destroyed.
The Kiplinger Tax Letter
; Folks whose tax records are destroyed still can prevail over IRS. A business owner lost all his tax records in a fire and then was audited. The Tax Court allows deductions supported by credible testimony, even though the records were lost. Here, the taxpayer was able to prove most of his expenses
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Storing tax records on computer.
The Kiplinger Tax Letter
; Businesses will be able to store their tax records on computer under proposed guidelines from IRS. Lets taxpayers save on storage costs. Proposal is in Notice 96-9will be in Feb. 12 issue of the IRS Bulletin.
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Which Tax Records to Keep.
Kiplinger's Ask Kim Web Column
; Byline: Kimberly Lankford, Kiplinger Washington Editors <
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Fee to be charged for lengthy tax records
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Getting long lists of tax records from the town will now come with a fee. The Town Board voted recently to charge $5 for each request made, along with a $1 charge per tax key included in the request. The charge is aimed at banks and other financial or real estate institutions that check tax records
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