"Peter Duniho" wrote:

Then you should consider that, rather than having written "It qualifies",
you should have written "It seems to qualify".

The phrase "If not" (referring to truthfulness) was part of
the first sentence (suggesting the tax man might visit) and
not the second (hoping that he *does*visit). Thus the
qualifying phrase was not part of the second sentence.
That's a fact. The interpretation of that fact is where we
differed, and with respect to that interpretation I *did*
use the word "seemed."

Your turn?
Todd Pattist
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