Comments on: Stuff from Around Arkansas, February 20 (Updated! Twice!!) http://www.thearkansasproject.com/stuff-from-around-arkansas-february-20/ Your Source for News and Views on Arkansas Politics, Media and More Fri, 25 Jun 2010 17:02:23 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: John Robie http://www.thearkansasproject.com/stuff-from-around-arkansas-february-20/comment-page-1/#comment-2084 John Robie Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:55:02 +0000 http://www.thearkansasproject.com/?p=5331#comment-2084 I am with the IRS on the Oxford American's tax situation. Warwick Sabin needs to file a lien on that woman and push the locals to put her on trial. Then he needs to go to the bank and get an operating loan to float until they can get everything aright with the feds. That is what normal people would do. It isn't the IRS's job to litigate that fraud and they can't, by law, just give people a pass because they have a sad situation. In re the alleged fraud, they need a conviction, a court order, or at least some assets to attach to be satisfied. Also, if they gave a business other than a liberal rag that kind of break Sabin is asking for, Max Brantley, et al, would be livid. Imagine if Wal Mart was claiming they hadn't paid taxes because of that Coughlin guys fraud. Right-o. I am with the IRS on the Oxford American’s tax situation. Warwick Sabin needs to file a lien on that woman and push the locals to put her on trial. Then he needs to go to the bank and get an operating loan to float until they can get everything aright with the feds. That is what normal people would do.

It isn’t the IRS’s job to litigate that fraud and they can’t, by law, just give people a pass because they have a sad situation. In re the alleged fraud, they need a conviction, a court order, or at least some assets to attach to be satisfied.

Also, if they gave a business other than a liberal rag that kind of break Sabin is asking for, Max Brantley, et al, would be livid. Imagine if Wal Mart was claiming they hadn’t paid taxes because of that Coughlin guys fraud. Right-o.

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