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Time to learn about the IRS. On the bright side, it'll be less painful than an STD, less emotionally manipulating than PMS, and less time-consuming than the DMV. So...small victory?
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Finance allah shmoop What is the i r s Well
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i rest might be the three most hated letters in
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the alphabet Well after d m v a pms and
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well maybe std The i r s is the internal
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revenue service Their internal i e inside the government they're
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in charge of collecting revenue A k a They take
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money from your pocket in the form of taxes and
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they deliver it to uncle sam and they you know
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service you and it doesn't feel good So yeah these
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are the guys from the us treasury department who checked
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to make sure you filled out your income tax forms
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correctly and submitted the proper amount And if you screwed
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up in any way they will let you know about
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it and a half in the form of angry letters
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Phone calls knocks on your front door rocks through your
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back window Whatever it takes to get you to pay
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your fair share of taxes Like why should you get
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away with not paying when the jones has paid all
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they owed Or the irs can do even worse and
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audit you with an audit he irs will request extensive
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and very specific information and records from you Paycheck deductions
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all kinds of things You claim that you did that
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were deductible that may or may not have been forcing
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you to spend hours upon hours at your public storage
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unit digging through boxes you hoped and prayed you'd never
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see again Well after the third solid week of having
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your financial history poked and prodded like you've had to
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turn your head and cough you uh might actually be
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ready and willing to trade in those three letters of 00:01:35.13 --> [endTime] irs for rough one of those stds instead
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