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Receipts don't matter

Editor: As a retired employee of Kings County and a taxpayer, I see no need for meal receipts! This just means more work for our auditors and would be an inconvenience.

What's the old saying? "If it ain't broke don't fix it" or "why rock the boat?"

You're just causing an unnecessary change here! The key here is: the IRS doesn't care!

Mary Ann Landis

Hanford

(July 4, 2008)

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Please Mrs. Landis wrote on Jul 4, 2008 5:31 PM:

" That would make too much sense! You said it best, if the IRS doesn't care, then.........I think this was brought up by an employee within the Auditor's Office who wants to justify their existance. Heck, Harold N. doesn't even think they should. What gives BOS? "




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