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Re: cpw13154 post# 17480

Tuesday, 10/28/2014 12:06:37 PM

Tuesday, October 28, 2014 12:06:37 PM

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If this is REALLY what you want!!!

cpw13154

LOL what's the difference. Lets see a shareholder asks the CEO if the company was up to date on all there taxes and he was told yes and then a few weeks later it comes out that they indeed didn't pay there taxes and yet we are going after the investor LOL. The CEO knew full well what he was being asked and if he wanted to avoid the question his best move would have been to say I can't disclose that info. The bottom line is he didn't pay the taxes and now there is an IRS lien on the company. Way to go mr CEO. LOL But by all means go after the investor and not the real problem the CEO



No, actually the investor readily admitted that the CEO did not lie to him. That in fact, he (the investor) misinterpreted what the CEO stated.

The CEO knew full well what he was being asked???

I'm sorry, were you involved in the conversation to know this OR are you just making this up?

The bottom line is he didn't pay the taxes and now there is a lien?

And... How exactly does the company falling behind one quarter on their taxes LAST YEAR affect the company today and on a going forward basis now that they are current and paying all of their taxes?

THAT'S RIGHT! It doesn't affect a damn thing!