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To: carranza2 who wrote (60647)2/3/2010 5:53:39 PM
From: RJA_  Read Replies (1) of 217891
 
Given two solutions, both of which are equally likely to be right, the correct decision is to pick the simpler of the two (less likely to fail, as fewer moving parts).

The trick is in the "given".

The simple solution may not be as likely to be correct as the complex one (or not).

So, as per parts of the IRS regs, "It depends on all the facts and circumstances...". Hows that for making law you can depend on?

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