The Mayor Talks MONEY: Hers?

[shadows]

CF:  The incident I am recalling is another one of "I have been there" episodes.  It concerned an individual owned company and a donation to the HOW foundation.  Their request was for an additional taxes ($1,800) because of the exceeding of the limited cap of 10%.  I have thousands of pages of files accumulated over 70 years and among them is the paperwork of the assessment of the  $1,800 tax on the part they denied above the 10% cap.  I find the IRS interpretation does disagree with mine in many cases.   The final solution was I  was able to produce bills from HOW which exempted the SS, WC, WH and Unemployed taxes.  I am not trying to indicated that the system might be flawed.

I learned early in the business world that when making an appeal before an IRS inspector, the production of 50 years of paperwork comes in very handy.  I would post this paper incident on this forum but that could give standing to the privacy acts violation of the third party.

I have been there.

[cannon_fodder]

I believe you, and I even stated above that I figured you were thinking about the 10% cap for corporations.

[Gaspar]

Addressing the subject of this thread. . .
We've had this discussion before and the conclusion is that she is an Oklahoma resident, and the Mayor of Tulsa.

Who cares how much money she has.  Who cares if she refuses her salary.  I think it's a nice gesture to not take money that you don't need. Yes she has big houses here, in Florida, and in Virginia.  Big deal!  Good for her!  She married well.  

The only thing that matters is what kind of job she is doing.  

I don't hate rich people.  In fact I admire anyone who is successful enough to build wealth, or to retain wealth.  It's very hard to do in today's entitlement based world!

My 2 cents.