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Tax man uses special computer for Bill Gates

It can't be done on Windows
Wednesday, 1 February 2006, 07:26
BILL GATES has revealed that the US taxman cannot process his tax return on its standard computers.

Speaking to a Microsoft conference in Lisbon, Bill said that his fortune was too large and pendulous for the tax office computers. Apparently they just run screaming when they see his bulky dossiers.

The tax office have had to splash out on a special computer that can accomodate all those 00000000s without squealing like a pig.

However, it does not always work, as the IRS tends to forget where the computer that stores Bill's data is kept.

Bill says he is always getting notices from the tax people claiming that he has not paid something and then getting another letter saying sorry they forgot to look on his special computer. Sheesh I wish I had his problems.

Bill did not reveal what operating system his special computer uses. Maybe he should help the tax office out by ordering that the next version of Vista should be able to handle his $US47 billion fortune. Of course they might have to wait a while for it.

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