Shopper wins three minute spree and fills cart
Jose Santana, 24, grabs canned hams and other merchandise in a three minute free shopping spree. He collects more than $1,000 in goods after being told he could take multiple items, not just one of each.
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Jose Santana
San
Tana
Computer not always tax-deductible by home computer users
The Tax Court in Washington ruled that owning a home computer does not automatically justify depreciation deductions. James Alman failed to prove substantial business use of his computer, printer, and calculator in 1976, though he won two minor tax disputes. the decision clarifies when mixed personal and business use allows deductions and when it does not.
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U.S
Tax Court
Internal Revenue Service
C. Moxley Featherston
James Alman
IRS
Alman
Honeywell Inc
St. Paul
Minn
Florida
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Marietta Corp
Honeywell
Featherston
Tax
Minnesota
IRS tests private data to catch self employed tax cheats
The IRS plans a pilot using privately supplied household data to match names and addresses against tax records to identify non filers. The test targets self employed income, citing potential issues in accuracy, privacy, and multiple returns, with possible impact on collections.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Walter E. Bergman
New York Times
Robert Ellis Smith
Privacy Journal
Bergman
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