New Cigar Dinner Lets You Pay IRS Again!
Filed under: Cigars, Auctions, Charity
Let's face it: even the best accountant in the world leaves the high net worth community paying more taxes than you would like. You drop all kinds of cash to the IRS every year, and it sucks. It really does. So, do you want to send that government body more?That's the question Orlando banker Jeff Ramsey is asking.
He has organized a cigar dinner at Foxwoods in Connecticut to help rescue the house currently (and perhaps temporarily) owned by Jim Thorpe and his wife, Carol. Thorpe, once a pro golfer, won't be able to join you at the dinner ... because he's in prison after "losing a two-year legal battle with the IRS."
The dinner will include silent and traditional auctions to fill the financial void left in Thorpe's life by the IRS.
For $200, you can head up to Foxwoods on June 21, 2010, smoke a few cigars and dine with other civic-minded aficionados who are eager to give Thorpe a hand. For another $1,500, you can play in the ProAm golf course the next day.
Note: This is indirect IRS support. Your money will not go directly to the government agency.
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