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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (262886)	7/21/2010 6:26:14 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 306849

No accountant....he claimed he used Turbo Tax.....thus the title "Turbo Tax Timmy" or "TTT" or "T3" The WSJ and wiki are saying something a little differently: In a statement to the Senate Finance Committee, Geithner called the tax issues "careless", "avoidable" and "unintentional" errors, and he said he wanted to "apologize to the committee for putting you in the position of having to spend so much time on these issues".[31] Geithner testified that he used TurboTax to prepare his 2001 return, but that the tax errors were his own responsibility.[33][34] The Obama campaign stated that Geithner was advised by his accountant that he did not owe any taxes beyond those assessed by the IRS following the 2006 audit.[35] Geithner said at the hearing that he had always believed he was an employee, not a self-employed contractor, while serving at the IMF.[36] en.wikipedia.org