re: #116 Backwoods_Sleuth

I was an IRS auditor in a former life and just want to agree with what you said and also add (having developed more than my share of tax fraud cases) there is the distinct possibility that he is NOT releasing any return(s) under audit because there is the real likelihood that potential fraud has been discovered during the course of a typically huge and messy “normal” big business return. And any decent investigative reporter will find that.

How many lives have you had? What haven’t you done?

/rhetorical, no need to answer, but I’m impressed.