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Eva Longoria needs a new accountant

We’ve asked before, and in light of Eva Longoria’s speech to the Democratic National Convention Thursday night, we’ll ask again: is there some secret tax code for celebrities? Kirstie Alley and Jon Lovitz both have claimed to pay 50 percent or more in taxes, but Longoria is asking to pay more now that she’s a movie star. She needed the federal tax break before she was famous, when she was flipping burgers at Wendy’s.

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Fox News analyst Kirsten Powers and others remember things differently.

Rich and famous Eva Longoria, you’re always welcome to pay more.

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