[bob]

I was just wondering which tax records are public record and which
aren't.

Archived from group: misc>taxes

[Phil Marti]

wrote:

>I was just wondering which tax records are public record and which
> aren't.

County/city property tax records are usually public. Most other tax records
are not public unless you fail to file or pay, in which case there may be
public notices of lien, seizure of property, or court action, all of which
are to some extent public records.

--
Phil Marti
Clarksburg, MD

[Paul Thomas, CPA]

"Phil Marti" wrote
> wrote:
>
>>I was just wondering which tax records are public record and which
>> aren't.
>
> County/city property tax records are usually public. Most other tax
> records are not public unless you fail to file or pay, in which case there
> may be public notices of lien, seizure of property, or court action, all
> of which are to some extent public records.





Returns of non-profit groups are available to the public if one is filed.

Individual and corporate returns are not made public by the government.





--
Paul A. Thomas, CPA
Athens, Georgia

[bob]

On Feb 25, 6:05 am, "Paul Thomas, CPA"
wrote:
> "Phil Marti" wrote
>
> > wrote:
>
> >>I was just wondering which tax records are public record and which
> >> aren't.
>
> > County/city property tax records are usually public.  Most other tax
> > records are not public unless you fail to file or pay, in which case there
> > may be public notices of lien, seizure of property, or court action, all
> > of which are to some extent public records.
>
> Returns of non-profit groups are available to the public if one is filed.
>
> Individual and corporate returns are not made public by the government.
>
> --
> Paul A. Thomas, CPA
> Athens, Georgia

Why are the president's taxes made public?

[P. Maffia]

Because he makes them public. The IRS doesn't.
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On Feb 25, 6:05 am, "Paul Thomas, CPA"
wrote:
> "Phil Marti" wrote
>
> > wrote:
>
> >>I was just wondering which tax records are public record and which
> >> aren't.
>
> > County/city property tax records are usually public. Most other tax
> > records are not public unless you fail to file or pay, in which case
> > there
> > may be public notices of lien, seizure of property, or court action, all
> > of which are to some extent public records.
>
> Returns of non-profit groups are available to the public if one is filed.
>
> Individual and corporate returns are not made public by the government.
>
> --
> Paul A. Thomas, CPA
> Athens, Georgia

Why are the president's taxes made public?

[Paul Thomas]

wrote
> Why are the president's taxes made public?




They aren't "made public".

He discloses them.

Do try to understand the difference.

__You__ can tell the world all about your tax return details.

The IRS can not.

The states can not (as far as I know).

Your tax return preparer, lender, and priest can not disclose your tax
return information.

You however, can post pdf's of it all day long.




--
Paul A. Thomas, CPA
Athens, Georgia

[bob]

On Feb 26, 6:16 pm, "Paul Thomas" wrote:
> wrote
>
> > Why are the president's taxes made public?
>
> They aren't "made public".
>
> He discloses them.
>
> Do try to understand the difference.
>
> __You__ can tell the world all about your tax return details.
>
> The IRS can not.
>
> The states can not (as far as I know).
>
> Your tax return preparer, lender, and priest can not disclose your tax
> return information.
>
> You however, can post pdf's of it all day long.
>
> --
> Paul A. Thomas, CPA
> Athens, Georgia

Why do presidents like to make their returns public?

[Archmedes]

wrote:

>>> Why are the president's taxes made public?

>> They aren't "made public".
>>
>> He discloses them.
>>
>> Do try to understand the difference.

> Why do presidents like to make their returns public?


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