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www.gao.gov/products/GAO-16-166
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE: Revenues from Fees and Donations Increased, but Some Enhancements Are Needed to Continue This Trend
Note: This figure represents funding from fees, donations, and other sources. This includes recreation fees, commercial service fees, and philanthropic donations that the Park Service is authorized to collect.
c/n 21087/1250. Withdrawn from use at Lanseria Airport, South Africa. New to American Airlines as N860AA in 1977. To IRS Airlines as 5N-RIR in 2002. Stored at Lanseria from 2003. To the dump there in 2006. Scrapped around 2010?
A calculator reads 'taxes' on its screen
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IRS 1040 - Tax Return Form
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Canaryfly
Reg: EC-IRS
Aircraft: Fairchild SA227-BC Metro III
Serial : BC-786B
Early morning postal flight
Arrecife
6/8/2013
While trying to find the architecture style of this building I saw an IRS page simply labeled with "Forms beginning with the number 8" and simply couldn't keep going.
1040 US Income Tax Return Form from the IRS
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A calculator being used to calculate tax due
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In fiscal year 2013, the US government spent $3.5 trillion, which equates to 21% of our Gross Domestic Product (GDP). To place this tsunami of greenbacks in historical context, federal spending averaged 18% of GDP since 1950, peaking at over 24% in 2009. To place it in more human context, consider Mark Twain’s mordant observation that “the only difference between a tax man and a taxidermist is that the taxidermist leaves the skin.”
Of this $3.5 trillion in 2013 federal spending, some $2.8 trillion was funded by revenue and nearly $700 billion through borrowing. On the revenue side, nearly half (47%) came from individual income taxes; another 34% from payroll taxes (Social Security and Medicare); 10% from corporate income taxes; and the remaining 9% from excise taxes on alcohol and tobacco, estate taxes, leases and other levies. I’m so stressed about all this that I’d like a drink and a cigarette, but I can’t afford to pay the tax.
On the spending side, as the infographic on this page reveals, three major categories each comprise about one-fifth of total federal spending:
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One of these comes with each shipment of tax forms we get from the IRS - and every one of them makes me laugh. Read more on my website.
Representing all Form 990 filings from exempt organizations from 2002 on, these DVDs weigh 98.7pounds. Photograph by Audrius Reskevicius. You can now access this data at bulk.resource.org/irs.gov/eo/readme.html
What a delightfully playable set 4433 is. Suprisingly, no one else had built this yet for the challenge, seeing as it is the reference set in the design brief. One of the new sets for 2012, the model features an off-roader, trailer and two off-road dirt bikes. For this miniland recreation the offroader is modelled as the current Landrover Discovery 4. The dirt bikes are designed to mimic the original Lego assembly.
The Landrover features a heavily modified form of the chassis framing from the 5581 Model Team Van set. In this case, the steering rack has been transferred to in front of the front axle. This allows for the package of Vee-engines over the front axle line, with a rearward weight bias. In this case a Vee-four, mimicing the package layout of the 5.0 litre Vee-eight in the real car. The steering shaft passes though the top of the engine, through the open valley between the engine blocks. Suprisingly, even with the 7-stud engine width, the steering achieves an angle of 32 degrees.
The rear axle has been ditched in favour of a more sophisticated Independent Rear Suspension (IRS) module., This frees up package space and better controls the rear wheel motion. The Landrover body features four opening doors (the rears feature the overfenders). Opening clamshell engine compartment provides access to the engine and steering systems, and the split opening, asymetric tailgates allow access to the luggage area.
The dirt bikes are also built at miniland scale. At this point I would like to note that it would be really great to have a better wheel/tyre combination for this type of vehicle. A Wheel OD of 26-28 mm, wheel width at bead and ale of 8mm, and a variety of tyres from 36-40 mm OD, depending on profile (street/racer bike, dirt bike). A through technic cross axle, and clip on 'features (such as brake discs, wheel trims would also be great. A version for cars with the same OD dimensions but with a 16m section width, or combining two motorcycle wheels with a unique 16mm car tyre would also be acceptable. - but I digress. Call me if you want some help designing it.
The trailer is a simple two axle trailer, fitted with tool boxes and marker cones.
This Lego model had been created in Lego Digital Designer for Flickr LUGNuts 54th Build Challenge - "LEGO Set Overhaulin" - celebrating all things Lego with recreations of original sets.
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