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I love that Judy! Only problem I have with it is that most of the seniors that I know DO use drugs - just not for recreational purposes

Pigs get fat. Hogs get slaughtered.

I think we are onto something here. Tax preparation should be handled by tax preparers, and public assistance should be handled by public-employee social workers. Everybody being able to just do their job would probably increase efficiency and put the responsibility where it belongs.

Why don't they dispense with all the paperwork on the tax return and require the taxpayer to come in and have a sit-down with someone whose job it is to handle this sort of matter? Someone who has the training and qualifications to evaluate whether their income & family situation justify receiving a check from the government. Like perhaps a social worker.

Margaret, my husband turned 65 this month, so I shared the picture below with him. I am 10 years younger and a kid working retail gave me a senior discount today without asking.

(Accounting Today) - The Senate Appropriations Committee is proposing to increase the length of the Schedule EIC for claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit, requiring taxpayers to include much the same information on self-prepared returns that paid tax preparers are required to ask them on the EITC due diligence checklist. http://www.accountingtoday.com/news/tax-practice/senate-proposes-to-increase-eitc-requirements-75628-1.html

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