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misc.taxes.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 174:25 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 13 Dec 1995.

Group submission address:  taxrequest@ube.ubalt.edu
Moderator contact address: rdadams@ubmail.ubalt.edu (Dick Adams)

For your newsgroups file:
misc.taxes.moderated	Tax professionals meeting place and answers to queries. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

 Misc.taxes.moderated is for the discussion of  taxes, including,
 but not limited to, proposed and existing tax laws, regulations
 and procedures, among professional tax practitioners and other
 interested persons, and for answering queries concerning taxes.

 This newsgroup is intended to provide a home for well-tempered
 discussions, including, but not limited to, the following
 subjects:

  1.   Current developments in tax law including but not limited
       to, court decisions, legislative enactments, and executive
       actions with tax implications, and proposed laws and actions.

  2.   The content and effects of existing tax laws, and rulings of
       courts at all levels.

  3.   Professional ethics and professional discipline of tax
       professionals.

  4.   Problems encountered by tax practitioners that may be of
       interest to the tax community.

  5.   First-person anecdotes and commentary by non-practitioners
       concerning  encounters they have had with tax practitioners,
       the IRS, the courts  or other entities which administer
       taxes.

  6.   Queries (including those from non-practitioners) concerning
       the content of the tax law, and replies to those posts, so
       long as the context of the exchange makes it clear that
       **specific legal tax advice is not being provided**.
       Responses will be posted in the newsgroup and not sent by
       E-mail, so that the response can benefit from peer review
       by others in the group.

  7.   Tax humor (There is such a thing).

The ordering above is for convenience only and does not reflect a
preference ordering among the various topics.


The role of the Moderator
=========================

  8.    Although no legal relationships are created by this document,
        the moderator is expected to act as if she or he were in a
        fiduciary relationship with persons reading and posting.

  9.    The moderator will not permit posts offering tax advice for
        remuneration. This rule is not intended to prevent individuals
        from publicizing the existence of non-profit organizations
        which provide tax counseling and representation.

 10.    The moderator will use his or her discretion to decide when
        discussions drift too far from 'tax' content, and will close
        threads accordingly. The moderator will request voluntary
        compliance before taking such actions and will post a notice
        notifying the group of any such actions

 11.    The moderator is encouraged to return posts to senders,
        perhaps with a suggestion of a more appropriate newsgroup,
        if the posts are those that he or she believes more properly
        belong in another newsgroup.

 12.    The moderator will not allow posts that deal with general
        questions of social policy, unless they make specific reference
        political issues will not be allowed unless they refer to
        specific tax aspects of such issues.

 13.    The moderator will have discretion to reject posts containing
        assertions about the current state of tax law which he or she
        believes are plainly inaccurate. Any failure of the moderator
        to exercise this discretion does not signify the moderator's
        agreement with or approval of the post.

 14.    The moderator will have discretion to reject posts which are
        unduly repetitive and/or contain personal attacks on previous
        postors. Any failure of the moderator to exercise this
        discretion does not signify the moderator's agreement with
        or approval of the post.

 15 .   A committee of tax professionals will be established by the
        moderator to act as an appeal comittee to consider any appeals
        to the moderator's rulings. Appeals should be directed to the
        moderator who will pass them on to the reviewing committee.

Moderator Selection and Replacement
===================================

 16.    A moderator serves until she or he resigns.  A moderator may
        resign at any time.  The moderator is requested to give the
        group adequate notice in order to ensure an orderly transition.

 17.    The moderator may designate a substitute moderator to serve
        for periods of not more than four consecutive weeks or more
        than two months per calendar year.

 18.    A sole moderator may appoint one or more co-moderators.
        Moderators may share their duties in any manner mutually
        acceptable. In the event that the group has multiple
        moderators, all references to a sole moderator in the above
        paragraphs shall apply to all of the the moderators,
        collectively, if the context permits.

 19.    A resigning moderator, whether or not she/he is a sole
        moderator, selects his/her successor.  Moderators are
        requested to consider the opinions of readers of the group
        when choosing their successors. A resigning co-moderator
        may, with the unanimous consent of the other moderators,
        choose not to appoint a successor.

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misc.taxes.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 174:25 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 13 Dec 1995.

Group submission address:  taxrequest@ube.ubalt.edu
Moderator contact address: rdadams@ubmail.ubalt.edu (Dick Adams)

For your newsgroups file:
misc.taxes.moderated	Tax professionals meeting place and answers to queries. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

 Misc.taxes.moderated is for the discussion of  taxes, including,
 but not limited to, proposed and existing tax laws, regulations
 and procedures, among professional tax practitioners and other
 interested persons, and for answering queries concerning taxes.

 This newsgroup is intended to provide a home for well-tempered
 discussions, including, but not limited to, the following
 subjects:

  1.   Current developments in tax law including but not limited
       to, court decisions, legislative enactments, and executive
       actions with tax implications, and proposed laws and actions.

  2.   The content and effects of existing tax laws, and rulings of
       courts at all levels.

  3.   Professional ethics and professional discipline of tax
       professionals.

  4.   Problems encountered by tax practitioners that may be of
       interest to the tax community.

  5.   First-person anecdotes and commentary by non-practitioners
       concerning  encounters they have had with tax practitioners,
       the IRS, the courts  or other entities which administer
       taxes.

  6.   Queries (including those from non-practitioners) concerning
       the content of the tax law, and replies to those posts, so
       long as the context of the exchange makes it clear that
       **specific legal tax advice is not being provided**.
       Responses will be posted in the newsgroup and not sent by
       E-mail, so that the response can benefit from peer review
       by others in the group.

  7.   Tax humor (There is such a thing).

The ordering above is for convenience only and does not reflect a
preference ordering among the various topics.


The role of the Moderator
=========================

  8.    Although no legal relationships are created by this document,
        the moderator is expected to act as if she or he were in a
        fiduciary relationship with persons reading and posting.

  9.    The moderator will not permit posts offering tax advice for
        remuneration. This rule is not intended to prevent individuals
        from publicizing the existence of non-profit organizations
        which provide tax counseling and representation.

 10.    The moderator will use his or her discretion to decide when
        discussions drift too far from 'tax' content, and will close
        threads accordingly. The moderator will request voluntary
        compliance before taking such actions and will post a notice
        notifying the group of any such actions

 11.    The moderator is encouraged to return posts to senders,
        perhaps with a suggestion of a more appropriate newsgroup,
        if the posts are those that he or she believes more properly
        belong in another newsgroup.

 12.    The moderator will not allow posts that deal with general
        questions of social policy, unless they make specific reference
        political issues will not be allowed unless they refer to
        specific tax aspects of such issues.

 13.    The moderator will have discretion to reject posts containing
        assertions about the current state of tax law which he or she
        believes are plainly inaccurate. Any failure of the moderator
        to exercise this discretion does not signify the moderator's
        agreement with or approval of the post.

 14.    The moderator will have discretion to reject posts which are
        unduly repetitive and/or contain personal attacks on previous
        postors. Any failure of the moderator to exercise this
        discretion does not signify the moderator's agreement with
        or approval of the post.

 15 .   A committee of tax professionals will be established by the
        moderator to act as an appeal comittee to consider any appeals
        to the moderator's rulings. Appeals should be directed to the
        moderator who will pass them on to the reviewing committee.

Moderator Selection and Replacement
===================================

 16.    A moderator serves until she or he resigns.  A moderator may
        resign at any time.  The moderator is requested to give the
        group adequate notice in order to ensure an orderly transition.

 17.    The moderator may designate a substitute moderator to serve
        for periods of not more than four consecutive weeks or more
        than two months per calendar year.

 18.    A sole moderator may appoint one or more co-moderators.
        Moderators may share their duties in any manner mutually
        acceptable. In the event that the group has multiple
        moderators, all references to a sole moderator in the above
        paragraphs shall apply to all of the the moderators,
        collectively, if the context permits.

 19.    A resigning moderator, whether or not she/he is a sole
        moderator, selects his/her successor.  Moderators are
        requested to consider the opinions of readers of the group
        when choosing their successors. A resigning co-moderator
        may, with the unanimous consent of the other moderators,
        choose not to appoint a successor.

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misc.taxes.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 174:25 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 13 Dec 1995.

Group submission address:  taxrequest@ube.ubalt.edu
Moderator contact address: rdadams@ubmail.ubalt.edu (Dick Adams)

For your newsgroups file:
misc.taxes.moderated	Tax professionals meeting place and answers to queries. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

 Misc.taxes.moderated is for the discussion of  taxes, including,
 but not limited to, proposed and existing tax laws, regulations
 and procedures, among professional tax practitioners and other
 interested persons, and for answering queries concerning taxes.

 This newsgroup is intended to provide a home for well-tempered
 discussions, including, but not limited to, the following
 subjects:

  1.   Current developments in tax law including but not limited
       to, court decisions, legislative enactments, and executive
       actions with tax implications, and proposed laws and actions.

  2.   The content and effects of existing tax laws, and rulings of
       courts at all levels.

  3.   Professional ethics and professional discipline of tax
       professionals.

  4.   Problems encountered by tax practitioners that may be of
       interest to the tax community.

  5.   First-person anecdotes and commentary by non-practitioners
       concerning  encounters they have had with tax practitioners,
       the IRS, the courts  or other entities which administer
       taxes.

  6.   Queries (including those from non-practitioners) concerning
       the content of the tax law, and replies to those posts, so
       long as the context of the exchange makes it clear that
       **specific legal tax advice is not being provided**.
       Responses will be posted in the newsgroup and not sent by
       E-mail, so that the response can benefit from peer review
       by others in the group.

  7.   Tax humor (There is such a thing).

The ordering above is for convenience only and does not reflect a
preference ordering among the various topics.


The role of the Moderator
=========================

  8.    Although no legal relationships are created by this document,
        the moderator is expected to act as if she or he were in a
        fiduciary relationship with persons reading and posting.

  9.    The moderator will not permit posts offering tax advice for
        remuneration. This rule is not intended to prevent individuals
        from publicizing the existence of non-profit organizations
        which provide tax counseling and representation.

 10.    The moderator will use his or her discretion to decide when
        discussions drift too far from 'tax' content, and will close
        threads accordingly. The moderator will request voluntary
        compliance before taking such actions and will post a notice
        notifying the group of any such actions

 11.    The moderator is encouraged to return posts to senders,
        perhaps with a suggestion of a more appropriate newsgroup,
        if the posts are those that he or she believes more properly
        belong in another newsgroup.

 12.    The moderator will not allow posts that deal with general
        questions of social policy, unless they make specific reference
        political issues will not be allowed unless they refer to
        specific tax aspects of such issues.

 13.    The moderator will have discretion to reject posts containing
        assertions about the current state of tax law which he or she
        believes are plainly inaccurate. Any failure of the moderator
        to exercise this discretion does not signify the moderator's
        agreement with or approval of the post.

 14.    The moderator will have discretion to reject posts which are
        unduly repetitive and/or contain personal attacks on previous
        postors. Any failure of the moderator to exercise this
        discretion does not signify the moderator's agreement with
        or approval of the post.

 15 .   A committee of tax professionals will be established by the
        moderator to act as an appeal comittee to consider any appeals
        to the moderator's rulings. Appeals should be directed to the
        moderator who will pass them on to the reviewing committee.

Moderator Selection and Replacement
===================================

 16.    A moderator serves until she or he resigns.  A moderator may
        resign at any time.  The moderator is requested to give the
        group adequate notice in order to ensure an orderly transition.

 17.    The moderator may designate a substitute moderator to serve
        for periods of not more than four consecutive weeks or more
        than two months per calendar year.

 18.    A sole moderator may appoint one or more co-moderators.
        Moderators may share their duties in any manner mutually
        acceptable. In the event that the group has multiple
        moderators, all references to a sole moderator in the above
        paragraphs shall apply to all of the the moderators,
        collectively, if the context permits.

 19.    A resigning moderator, whether or not she/he is a sole
        moderator, selects his/her successor.  Moderators are
        requested to consider the opinions of readers of the group
        when choosing their successors. A resigning co-moderator
        may, with the unanimous consent of the other moderators,
        choose not to appoint a successor.

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