Regulatory language
Here's a pretty old post from the blog archives of Geekery Today; it was written about 18 years ago, in 2007, on the World Wide Web.
Here’s a little something that I noticed the other day while preparing the annual paperwork for the tribute that the State exacts from me. Check out the cover of this year’s Michigan state income tax booklet. I’ve highlighted the portion that caught my eye.

Now besides tax-collecting, what other line of work would you associate with that particular phrase?

I’m just sayin’.
really good t.v. does make life easier. i know you hate the sopranos, but i couldn’t resist.
Hm? I don’t hate The Sopranos. I don’t think I’ve ever seen an entire episode from beginning to end. That has more to do with not having cable than it does with having anything in particular against the show.
That´s funny Charles..it reminds me when our glorious right wing nut-president said that there is no mafia above the state….