The highest ranking legal adviser of the irs is the: Form 2022-2023

First, read this answer.What is it like to be a volunteer police officer?Reserve police officers (in the US) usually receive the same Police Academy training as active officers and are part of a specific police department subject to the same restrictions and commands while on duty. They serve less often and in less demanding roles (closing off streets for a parade, checking transit fares, etc.). Since much of the more routine police work involves basic skills that don't improve or degrade much, reserve officers face the situations with many of the same skills and capabilities as active officers.

I have a good amount of credits (872K at present), but I doubt I'm the richest.What's more important is the amount of credits earned over time (some people spend/give more than others.) Based on my overall feel for people's credit earning abilities, there's a good chance that the richest person on Quora is not me and is instead one of the following:Marc Bodnick Joshua EngelGarrick SaitoOliver Emberton Alex K. Chen.Robert FrostRory YoungMarcus GeduldBalaji Viswanathan (u0baau0bbeu0bb2u0bbeu0b9cu0bbf u0bb5u0bbfu0bb8u0bcdu0bb5u0ba8u0bbeu0ba4u0ba9u0bcd)Yishan WongJon MixonAman AnandIf I can think of anyone else who is likely to be among the richest on Quora, I'll update this, and if you can, feel free to comment below.In February Quora publicly said that there were no Quora credit millionaires, but I think a lot of people have earned a lot more credits since then, so now...there might be some Quora credit millionaires. One or more of these users or more might have more than a million credits.Update: in comments below, Robert says he is indeed a Quora credit millionaire, so there ya go :)Update: Marcus says he has over a million here.BTW I'm not a Quora employee, since you mention in your question details that you care about that. However, if you search for some questions on this subject, you'll see that employees write that they have to earn Quora credits just like everyone else does.Side note:It's really strange that I got notified about this question via email from Quora, that claimed I was one of the top people to answer this : I'm sort of a baffled as to 1) why I got this email 2) why Quora wanted me to answerI'm guessing it's just a random quirk where Quora has started to send emails to people they feel are qualified in an effort to get them to answer questions. So in this case I think it's just a random coincidence. To be clear, I've never gotten an email like this before for any question. Anyway....

The hightest ranking officers killed by hostile action in Iraq held the rank of O-6, or Colonel. There were five such deaths.**COL Stephen ScottFifty-four year old Army Colonel Stephen K. Scott was killed by mortar fire on April 6th, 2023 while serving during Operation Iraqi Freedom. COL Scott was exercising on a a treadmill inside a building located in the Green Zone of Baghdad at the time of the attack.He was stationed at the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, and was in charge of overseeing the transition of security forces to the Iraqi government.**COL William Wood (shown here in a photo taken before his promotion to O-6)Colonel Wood, age 44 at the time of his death, was from Panama City, Florida. He was killed on October 27th, 2023 when he was coming to the aid of a wounded fellow officer following the detonation of an improvised explosive (IED) device in Baghdad. During his attempt to render aid to the soldier, a second IED exploded in the vicinity immediately killing COL Wood.Wood was the Commander of 1st Battalion, 184th Infantry Regiment, California Army National Guard. At the time of his death, his Battalion had one of the highest casualty rates of any National Guard units in Iraq: 11 killed and more than 100 wounded among its 700 troops.During an October 2023 prayer breakfast in Baghdad, COL Wood tearfully promised his soldiers that the killing and wounding of troops in his battered unit would come to an end. He pledged that no more of his soldieru2019s photographs would be added under his watch to the already crowded wall at Forward Operating Base (FOB) Falcon where the Battalion honors its dead.Sadly, he was killed in the IED attack only 48 hours later. At the time of his death, Wood wore the rank of a Lieutenant Colonel. He had yet to have been informed that he had been promoted to rank of O-6, or what we refer to as a u201cfull birdu201d (because an eagle is used as the rank insignia) Colonel.**COL Brian AllgoodArmy Colonel Brian D. Allgood, 46, of Colorado Springs, CO, was killed on January 20th, 2023 when his UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter was shot down northeast of Baghdad. He was an orthopedic surgeon serving as the senior medical officer in Iraq as the Multinational Forces-Iraq Surgeon.COL Allgood was a 1982 graduate of the US Military Academy at West Point and a 1986 graduate of the University of Oklahoma Medical School. He had been serving in Iraq for 6 months prior to his death. He left behind a wife, Jane, and a son, Wyatt.**COL Paul KellyColonel Kelly, age 45, was killed on January 27th, 2023 when his UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter was shot down northeast of Baghdad. This was during the same attack that claimed the life of COL Allgood.Colleagues nicknamed COL Kelly u201cthe Senatoru201d because he was always shaking soldiers' hands, no matter their rank. He was an Army Aviator and member of the Virginia National Guard.He is survived by his wife, Maria and two sons, Paul and John.**COL Thomas FeltsColonel Felts, age 45, was killed November 14, 2023 when an IED detonated near his vehicle during combat operations in Baghdad. He was an instructor at the Command and General Staff College and volunteered for a tour of duty in Iraq because he believed it would make him be a better instructor. He was a father of four who was scheduled at the time of his death to take leave to spend Thanksgiving with his family.There were three other officers holding the rank of O-6 who died during their tours of duty in Iraq:Marine Corps Colonel Micheal Stahlman was found dead in his quarters with a gunshot wound to the head. The military had determined that the death was a suicide, but his family has been contesting this finding.Army Colonel Jon Lockey, age 44, died of non-combat related causes. The Colonel was responsible for investigating evidence left behind at scenes of terrorist attacks in Iraq. He was found dead in his bed.An autopsy determined that COL Lockey died of what is commonly referred to as u201chuffingu201d - in this case, inhaling the contents of cans of the product u201cDust-Offu201d, which contains difluoroethane. This chemical, when inhaled, deprives the brain of oxygen giving the user a brief high.Army Colonel Theodore Westhusing, age 44, died from an apparently self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. His primary duty was to oversee the training of Iraqis for civilian police duty. The Colonel had been found dead in a trailer at a military base near the Baghdad airport in June 2005.Westhusing had for some time been voicing his opposition to alleged abuses carried out by American contractors and military advisors in Iraq, including allegations that they had witnessed or even participated in the murder of Iraqis. He left a suicide note for two of his commanders: Lieutenant General David Petraeus and Major General Joseph Fil. The notes states his belief that the two tolerated a mission based on u201ccorruption, human rights abuses and liarsu201d.This is the text of the note he left for Petraeus and Fil:u201cThanks for telling me it was a good day until I briefed you. [Redacted name]u2014You are only interested in your career and prno support to your staffu2014no msn [mission] support and you donu2019t care. I cannot support a msn that leads to corruption, human right abuses and liars. I am sulliedu2014no more. I didnu2019t volunteer to support corrupt, money grubbing contractors, nor work for commanders only interested in themselves. I came to serve honorably and feel dishonored. I trust no Iraqi. I cannot live this way. All my love to my family, my wife and my precious children. I love you and trust you only. Death before being dishonored any more. Trust is essentialu2014I donu2019t know who trust anymore. Why serve when you cannot accomplish the mission, when you no longer believe in the cause, when your every effort and breath to succeed meets with lies, lack of support, and selfishness? No more. Reevaluate yourselves, cdrs [commanders]. You are not what you think you are and I know it.u201dHe signed the letter, then wrote the following below his signature:u201cLife needs trust. Trust is no more for me here in Iraqu201d.There have been theories postulated that COL Westhusingu2019s death was not a suicide, but a murder carried out by defense contractors who feared he would become a whistle-blower against their alleged fraudulent activity throughout the Iraq War.

That would be the clones with the rank of Commander, such as Gree, Cody, Appo, Neyo, Baraca, Wolffe, etc, to name some of them off the top of my head. Followed by Captains, like Rex and a few others. The Commanders report directly to their individual Jedi Generals with a few exceptions like Rex who is a Captain but reported to and served directly under Anakin while Appo was the actual 501st Legion Clone Commander (as of RotS).

Besides the form called a u201cvisau201d some countries that do not require a visa do require an alternative, sometimes called a u201ctourist card.u201dSome countries, such as Chile, require these only from people bearing a passport from a country, such as the USA, that requires a visa for visitors from that other country. Chileu2019s system is different now, but years ago, the fee exactly matched the the price the USAu2019s charged Chileans for a VISA. It was paid at a counter at the airport just before passport control.

The lawmakers expect a reasonable average person to be able to guide self through the maze of laws and regulations.Still, some people value their time or are truthful about their abilities to comprehend things, and instead of getting a self-taught degree in taxation or legal intricacies of a company formation (and accounting/financial issues associated with that), those people choose to hire a professional specializing in those areas.I am personally an accountant (corporate accounting) which is as far away from personal taxes as you can imagine, my tax returns are tied to my spouse's and due to presence of several items which are not a common occurrence in an average person's life, I am not even trying to complete our taxes.I do my due diligence with all the information gathering, schedules, support documentation, record retention and such but I can't spend days pouring over it all to come up with a final number.So, I pay a professional to be on time, on spec, and on budget.With respect to legal advice, laws in US vary by state, so me being able to spend 3 years in law school, and then more years trying to be admitted to each of the Bar associations, and then have the ability to research cases for precedents - that's just not reasonable.Still, there are others who actually love this process, are knowledgeable, and can tell me a solution to my problem within 20 mins. Isn't this worth my money?

Because the IRS doesn't know how much money you owe. They know approximately what you made, and they know a little bit about some of your deductions, but they don't know whether and to what extent you are entitled to additional deductions or credits, or whether and to what extent you earned money from transactions not reported to the IRS. Even on the transactions that were reported to the IRS, the IRS doesn't always know how much of that income is actually taxable - or at what rate.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue

My answer is based on applying for a B.E.(hons) degree from BITS.To be frank if I was in your position I would think :I know there's .00001% chances but still let's hope for a miracle, and let's apply.Now coming to giving a fair advice -Based on previous cutoffs its advisable not to apply unless you belive in miracles of such kind.(A pic to support my reasoning)Hope you understand.Remember I'm no expert but can surely say there's a tough chance with such score.