Reader Abe Carnow sent in this interesting statement from Ron Lykins, Inc. v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2006-35 (3/2/06):
This presumption of continued employment and this recognition that in law–if not in life, see Matthew 6:24–a man can serve two masters, speak directly to this case.
Abe asks: "[H]ow often is Scripture cited in tax cases?" Comments are open. We recently blogged the application of Christian principles to tax policy.
