[biker1]

In the case of the Government, the cost has to be measured in how much revenue they could have recovered by successfully going after someone else. The salaries were paid regardless of who they were investigating. In the case of The Villages, presumably outside council was retained and that would be real money that could have been spent on something else.

Originally Posted by JP

It would be interesting to know how much The Villages AND the government spent on investigating and defending this IRS investigation. I bet it is in the $millions. Sick.

[Sandtrap328]

Originally Posted by tommy steam

I think we are all glad this finished. My question is, now can we write off the bond on our income tax now that he IRS found no wrong doing? I never claimed them on my taxes before, as I understood you could not, has it changed?

No, you cannot.

[tommy steam]

Ok ,I was just hoping, lol . Thanks

[Bonny]

Never a doubt!

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by tommy steam

I think we are all glad this finished. My question is, now can we write off the bond on our income tax now that he IRS found no wrong doing? I never claimed them on my taxes before, as I understood you could not, has it changed?