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In response to "Who is the least popular millionaire among other millionaires but most popular among the rest of the people? Answer..." by David

There's nothing stopping him from voluntarily paying more, is there? -- nm

Posted by Strongbad (aka Rambler14) Feb 6 '09, 11:34

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He's looking for a solution to the overall problem. -- nm - ty97 Feb 6, 11:36 1
- I understand. My question is if that is allowed, and whether he's done it in the past. - Strongbad Feb 6, 11:38
well, isn't there? when he files all the necessary papers, it will be adjusted to what he owes. -- nm - Andie Feb 6, 11:35 2
- I think if you tried to pay extra, the government would spend it before they got it on extra meetings and committees to decide how to handle it. - TFox Feb 6, 11:43 1
  - I do believe you can write a check directly to the Treasury Dept.'s Bureau of the Public Debt -- nm - znufrii Feb 6, 11:45

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