There are a few things, I guess, that we really do think an awful lot different between the President and ourselves. He did sign the budget deal, and he did sign the bills that lowered our taxes and that stuff but, my goodness gracious, there is a huge difference of opinion in supporting the IRS or thinking we should come up with a new Tax Code, something simpler, something easier, fairer for our people, something they could actually fill out themselves instead of going to an accountant every year.
Mark Neumann: “There are a few things, I guess, that we really do think an awful lot different between the President and ourselves. He…”
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Discussing differences in tax policy and the need for a simpler Tax Code.
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