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Anxious high-tech workers are taking their crusade against what they consider an obscure and unjust income tax law to a town hall meeting today in San Jose, Calif. The workers, who face massive tax bills under an arcane code known as the "alternative minimum tax," will plead their case before three sympathetic members of Congress, as well as representatives from the IRS.
June 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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