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The arrogance in just assuming you know this with confidence after a few seconds of googling is truly something. Here, I have a link of my own: https://www.att

The arrogance in just assuming you know this with confidence after a few seconds of googling is truly something. Here, I have a link of my own: https://www.attomdata.com/news/most-recent/do-you-know-what-non-disclosure-states-are/ https://www.attomdata.com/news/most-recent/do-you-know-what-... That site may use voluntary reporting or MLS records, but nobody is under any obligation whatsoever to report the price for private sales.

BugsJustFindMe 3y ago
Dunno what to tell you, friend. Take it up with your local office of revenue, I guess. The government website is right there providing all the information I said and more. And if there are ever limitations relating to "the general public", the IRS isn't a member of that category. AND, your bank and investment agencies definitely report everything you put into them. So now you must also be talking about non-disclosed property sales for _cash_, as in paper bills and coins under the mattress. Doing a lot of that, are you? But tell me more about what percentage of all federal filings you believe would be affected by undisclosed property sales.
- justrealist 3y ago
  > Dunno what to tell you, friend. The adult thing would be "Wow I guess I had no idea what I was talking about".
- vel0city 3y ago
  Just so you know, yiure doubling down on being wrong about this site having the data here. https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/data/address-search/index.cfm?parcelId=13030001900 https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/data/address-search/index.cfm?par... How much did the current owners buy it off the church for? And sure, some agency might have some notification about some wire transfer that happened. It doesn't mean they know what it related to. It doesn't mean the IRS has any knowledge of it. The IRS probably didn't know and wouldn't know about the kids I have until I told them about it. Sure the federal government would have theoretically known about it from telling the Social Security Administration (not necessarily a requirement!) and later applying for a passport, but the IRS wouldn't automatically know these things. If I told your cousin something do you instantly know it? Federal agencies suck at sharing information. I do agree we can simplify filing income taxes for the vast majority of people. I agree most of the US doesn't have a kid every year, isn't in a non-reporting real estate state, don't do a ton of stock day trading, isn't donating half their income to charities, etc. But you shouldn't assume the IRS truly knows all your tax situation, and I'd recommend still looking over that simplified return if you've had an odd year if we ever get there.

BugsJustFindMe 3y ago

Dunno what to tell you, friend. Take it up with your local office of revenue, I guess. The government website is right there providing all the information I said and more. And if there are ever limitations relating to "the general public", the IRS isn't a member of that category. AND, your bank and investment agencies definitely report everything you put into them. So now you must also be talking about non-disclosed property sales for _cash_, as in paper bills and coins under the mattress. Doing a lot of that, are you? But tell me more about what percentage of all federal filings you believe would be affected by undisclosed property sales.

justrealist 3y ago
> Dunno what to tell you, friend. The adult thing would be "Wow I guess I had no idea what I was talking about".
vel0city 3y ago
Just so you know, yiure doubling down on being wrong about this site having the data here. https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/data/address-search/index.cfm?parcelId=13030001900 https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/data/address-search/index.cfm?par... How much did the current owners buy it off the church for? And sure, some agency might have some notification about some wire transfer that happened. It doesn't mean they know what it related to. It doesn't mean the IRS has any knowledge of it. The IRS probably didn't know and wouldn't know about the kids I have until I told them about it. Sure the federal government would have theoretically known about it from telling the Social Security Administration (not necessarily a requirement!) and later applying for a passport, but the IRS wouldn't automatically know these things. If I told your cousin something do you instantly know it? Federal agencies suck at sharing information. I do agree we can simplify filing income taxes for the vast majority of people. I agree most of the US doesn't have a kid every year, isn't in a non-reporting real estate state, don't do a ton of stock day trading, isn't donating half their income to charities, etc. But you shouldn't assume the IRS truly knows all your tax situation, and I'd recommend still looking over that simplified return if you've had an odd year if we ever get there.