Not only will it make sure that jobs are saved but they will not have needless lawsuits with the Federal Government to justify what they have been doing, which is correct to begin with under the original IRS examination; am I correct?
Jon Fox: “Not only will it make sure that jobs are saved but they will not have needless lawsuits with the Federal Government to…”
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Discussing the implications of a proposal related to job preservation and IRS examinations.
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