Nixon’s vice-president, Spiro Agnew, would have been the 38th president. But he had to resign from office in October of 1973 for failing to report $29,500 of income in 1967. It’s called income tax evasion. Otherwise, he would have been the 38th president.
I feel a loop coming on.
INCOME TAXES & THE APOLLO ASTRONAUTS
“If anyone from the IRS is watching, I forgot to file my 1040 Return and I meant to do it today, but…” / “That’s no joke. They’ll jump on him.” –from Apollo 13
THE INCOME OF TEST PILOTS
“A controversy arose over just how much bonus Slick Goodlin should receive for assaulting the dread Mach 1 itself. Bonuses for contract test pilots were not unusual, but the figure of $150,000 was now bruited about. The Army balked, and Yeager got the job. He took it for $283 a month, or $3,396 a year, which is to say, his regular Army captain’s pay.” –from the book The Right Stuff
Income Taxes & The White House
March 24, 2025 by Blogging For 20 Years • Financial, Law, Politics • 0 Comments
Nixon’s vice-president, Spiro Agnew, would have been the 38th president. But he had to resign from office in October of 1973 for failing to report $29,500 of income in 1967. It’s called income tax evasion. Otherwise, he would have been the 38th president.
I feel a loop coming on.
INCOME TAXES & THE APOLLO ASTRONAUTS
“If anyone from the IRS is watching, I forgot to file my 1040 Return and I meant to do it today, but…” / “That’s no joke. They’ll jump on him.” –from Apollo 13
THE INCOME OF TEST PILOTS
“A controversy arose over just how much bonus Slick Goodlin should receive for assaulting the dread Mach 1 itself. Bonuses for contract test pilots were not unusual, but the figure of $150,000 was now bruited about. The Army balked, and Yeager got the job. He took it for $283 a month, or $3,396 a year, which is to say, his regular Army captain’s pay.” –from the book The Right Stuff