Separate trials ordered for two Nixon tax men
A federal judge split the case of Frank DeMarco Jr. and Ralph Newman, ordering separate trials in Los Angeles and Chicago. They face charges for allegedly backdating a deed to obscure the tax value of Nixon papers. Both may seek Nixon testimony at trial.
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IRS reveals IGRS contained non tax data notes
Washington IRS documents show its Information Gathering and Retrieval System stored some non tax related information about individuals. The program was suspended after controversy over private data and the Operation Leprechaun case in Florida.
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Bills aim to boost artist donations through tax changes
Congressmen John Brademas and Jacob Javits propose tax law changes to allow authors and artists to deduct about 75 percent of the market value of works donated to museums libraries schools and archives. The plan would apply only to bona fide artists and preserve the exclusion for public officials who donate papers.
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