Nixon tax returns raise two different law questions
Disclosure of Nixon tax returns highlights two questions. One about possible legal violations in 1969 70 and 71 and another about legal tax avoidance via timing and charitable deductions. The articles show that minimum tax had little impact on high earners and discuss the San Clemente land sale timing and the gift of papers for an $80 000 deduction.
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