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Have you seen this tax collection ad from the PA Department of Revenue? Is it a legit ad?
This ad is is straight out of 1984. Does anybody know if it is real and has actually been aired in PA?
If that ad is real, it isn't "encouraging", it's the best example of fear mongering I have ever set eyes upon
6 Answers
- Nicholas JLv 71 decade ago
Are you guys kidding?
So what it's a silly capital one styled toughie commercial.
PA is offering up this deal to it's citizens to scare up some quick state cash.
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PA Tax Amnesty
Pennsylvania authorized (under Act 48, signed into law on Oct. 9, 2009) a Tax Amnesty period from April 26 to June 18, 2010.
During this limited, 54-day timeframe, the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue will waive 100 percent of penalties and half of the interest for anyone who pays his/her delinquent state taxes.
Individuals, businesses and other entities with Pennsylvania tax delinquencies as of June 30, 2009, are generally eligible to participate in the Tax Amnesty Program.
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It's not like they are training their police officers to enforce IRS agent duties and waving the guidelines for a lawful detainment, right? Check out the site, it's much more friendly than the video.
Source(s): http://www.pataxpayup.com/ - Anonymous1 decade ago
LOL wow! It's funny because it looks like satire, but it's real.
"Authorized by Ed Rendell." Figures.
FELLOW PA RESIDENTS: SUPPORT SAM ROHRER FOR GOVERNOR!! Let's put a stop to this crap.
He's a true limited-government constitutionalist. He helped stop the REAL ID Act, and also introduced PA's 10th Amendment resolution.
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- KO the Con'sLv 51 decade ago
So encouraging people to pay their taxes by waiving any fees or penalties is a bad thing? Wow, just wow.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Wow, that comes across as heavy handed.
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