Anonymous said...
Is there a way to publish the names of all taxpayers who are delinquent on their taxes, whether it be in the newspapers or the internet? Why just publish the names of politicians who are delingquent?
The reason for publishing the names of politicians as you put it, is that they are public officials and should be expected to set an example. Although it is possible to publish the names of all tax delinquents, since it is public information, it would be a difficult task as there are 1,000s of people owing millions of dollars.
Sincerely,
Frank Smith
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
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Maybe it is time that the tax collector's office posted every delinquent tax on the web for all to see?
The shame of having your neighbors and friends know you don't pay your taxes might be incentive for more people to pay on time.
Last spring when Frank published the late tax wall of shame a comment was made that if you can't afford your car taxes, maybe you shouldn't own a car?
The disparity between senior citizens income levels and their property taxes I'm sure has some
late on those taxes. Maybe our seniors shouldn't have the simple
pleasure of living out their golden
years in their homes if they can't
afford their taxes?
Looks like a whole bunch of people will be needing public transportation and goverment provided housing.
Obama's going to take care of that for the seniors by denying them needed medical treatments so they die off earlier and no longer live long enough to be a burden to the government controlled health care system that the Democrats are going to ram down our throats.
Why else would he be pushing so hard to cut $500 million in Medicare funding?
Democratic members of the House of Representatives now represent most of the nation's wealthiest people, a sharp turnaround from the long-standing dominance that Republicans have held over affluent districts.
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