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Disappointed nobody has yet pointed out that it was Sam Bankman-Fried’s dad, Joseph Bankman, pushed for a free gov-run tax filing in California: > In 2005,[22]
by Scoundreller 4y ago
Disappointed nobody has yet pointed out that it was Sam Bankman-Fried’s dad, Joseph Bankman, pushed for a free gov-run tax filing in California:
> In 2005,[22] Joseph Bankman worked with the state of California to create ReadyReturn, a pilot study with a completed tax return prepared by the state (not an individual or tax professional) that was available to single, no-dependant, standard-deduction, one-employer, wages-only taxpayers for the 2005 filing season.[23]
> When the FTB launched the ReadyReturn website, Intuit sued and lobbied California legislators to kill the program.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CalFile#ReadyReturn https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CalFile#ReadyReturn
- 1_1xdev1 4y agoWhy is that significant? If not significant, why are you disappointed? Are you a part of SBF’s rep management crew?
- Scoundreller 4y agolol, no, SBF should be in prison holding. Just an interesting coincidence that the father of the guy who was in the news non-stop tried to create a thing that everyone (except Intuit) agrees with. But more seriously, 17 day account holder, are you a part of SBF’s rep management crew?
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- 1_1xdev1 4y agoI think my questioning of your intention makes a lot more sense than your question, when you actually read (I have like 5 comments and no they aren’t about sbf or cryptocurrency or anything related)