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Austinloop

join:2001-08-19
Austin, TX

reply to Matt
Re: Not tax debt

Matt, I guess that you could say that they are 1.1 million ahead, but given that it is the government, I would look at it as 1.1 million less in the hole, so the taxpayers, in theory, get a 1.1 million break on their taxes, think I will hide and wait on that one.

Just semantics, really.
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