Donald Rumsfeld frightened and confused by US tax code
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In his letter, Rumsfeld attributed his ignorance of whether he paid his taxes
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“The tax code is so complex and the forms are so complicated, that I know I cannot have any confidence that I know what is being requested and therefore I cannot and do not know, and I suspect a great many Americans cannot know, whether or not their tax returns are accurate,” Rumsfeld wrote.
Rumsfeld noted that he was confused about his taxes even though he “spent more money than I wanted to spend to hire an accounting firm.”
“I do not know whether or not my tax returns are accurate, which is a sad commentary on governance in our nation’s capital,” Rumsfeld wrote.
Speaking of complicated tasks, it’s too bad Turbotax doesn’t offer Nation Building software.
(h/t taxprof)