Depending on your source of information, the definition of "gross" can be extremely good, extremely bad, or an acronym for a club in an old cartoon.
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Decisions — Completely gifted
"No" is a complete sentence, and "no" is what the taxpayer in letter ruling 201825003 hopes the IRS will say.
... Read This PostDecisions — Sharing the credit
You may be amazed by what you can accomplish if you don't care who gets the credit, but that's probably not the best argument to make in tax court.
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No, the title doesn't refer to an obscure math problem that you'll need to solve.
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Collectively speaking, the US government has an eloquence of lawyers, and the IRS is no exception.
... Read This PostDecisions — Charitably speaking
Are you charitably inclined? If so, you may want to give thanks to the IRS for combining various contribution-guidance revenue procedures dating back to 1981 into a single procedure.
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