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MG: Hart Should Follow Gandhi’s Example
MG: Hart Should Follow Gandhi’s Example
DFO: D’s Should Field More Candidates
DFO: D’s Should Field More Candidates
HucksOnline Poll Fires Up Far, Far Right
HucksOnline Poll Fires Up Far, Far Right
Richert: Pols Should Own Up To Mistakes
Richert: Pols Should Own Up To Mistakes
HBO Poll: Rep. Hart Is A Tax Dodger
HBO Poll: Rep. Hart Is A Tax Dodger
Marty: So Tax Evasion Builds Character?
Marty: So Tax Evasion Builds Character?
Hart tax case tests privilege
BOISE – Idaho state Rep. Phil Hart’s current dispute over state income taxes isn’t the first time he’s invoked his status as a state legislator to hold off the tax man: Hart has sought delays from the IRS and the state Tax Commission four times in the six years he’s served as a state lawmaker. Hart is arguing that he should be able to appeal an order to pay $53,000 in back state income taxes, penalties and interest after the deadline has passed because as a state legislator, he’s entitled to extra time when the Legislature is in session.
Hart Has Used Session To Hold Off Taxes 4X
Hart Has Used Session To Hold Off Taxes 4X
Hart used legislative session to hold off tax man four times, starting in first year in office
Hart used legislative session to hold off tax man four times, starting in first year in office
Rep. Hart used session to hold off tax man 4 times
Idaho state Rep. Phil Hart’s current dispute over back state income taxes isn’t the first time he’s invoked his status as a state legislator to hold off the tax man - Hart has sought delays from the IRS and the state Tax Commission four times in the six years he’s served as a state lawmaker, starting in his first year in office.
Phil Hart Has Held Off Tax Man Before
Phil Hart Has Held Off Tax Man Before
Holding off the tax man…
Holding off the tax man…
Phil Hart missed appeal deadline
BOISE – An Idaho state legislator is fighting the state Tax Commission over $53,000 in back taxes, interest and penalties, claiming in part that because he’s a legislator, he’s exempt from the deadlines for tax appeals that apply to all other taxpayers. Rep. Phil Hart, R-Athol, who also argued unsuccessfully to the Tax Commission that Idaho’s state income tax is unconstitutional, was notified on Oct. 2 that he owed the money and had 91 days to appeal. But Hart argued that time frame would run out 10 days before the start of the 2010 legislative session.
Phil Hart Contests $53K Owed To Idaho
Phil Hart Contests $53K Owed To Idaho
Rep. Hart contests state income taxes, claims extra time for appeal due to session
Rep. Hart contests state income taxes, claims extra time for appeal due to session
Idaho lawmaker claims extra time to appeal taxes
An Idaho state legislator is fighting the state Tax Commission over $53,000 in back taxes, interest and penalties, claiming in part that because he’s a legislator, he’s exempt from the deadlines for tax appeals that apply to all other taxpayers.
Stapilus: Why Hart’s Tax Problems Matter
Stapilus: Why Hart’s Tax Problems Matter
Rusche Won’t Ask Hart To Quit Tax Panel
Rusche Won’t Ask Hart To Quit Tax Panel
Rep. Hart Faces $300K In New IRS Liens
Rep. Hart Faces $300K In New IRS Liens
IRS goes after Rep. Hart for big tax debt
IRS goes after Rep. Hart for big tax debt