smithff33[at]aol.com (Herb Smith) wrote:
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Sorry I disagree. The purpose of the withholding is to make
sure you have enough to pay your taxes at the end of the
year. It is most assuredly NOT to make it easier for people
to collect debts from you. So there is no moral issue at all
in this equation.

Make 'em work for it (g).

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Dick Adams <rdadams[at]smart.net> wrote:

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While I normally agree wholeheartedly with this strategy
(why give the IRS an interest-free loan of your money?),
using it as a method of avoiding legitimate debts is
somewhat lower on the moral scale. True, they won't be able
to seize a refund if none exists, but they have other
methods of collection. How about a lien on your house?

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