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I self-answered this question about the IRS, but I am not 100% satisfied with my own answer, as a little crevice of ambiguity remains. I'd really like an answer with no ambiguity quoting an extremely reliable source, and am willing to offer a bonus for such an answer.

However, I don't have rep to speculate with. My question is, if no one posts a better answer than mine, can I award the bonus to myself? I will judge the answers fairly. I hesitated to provide a link to the question, because I am not fishing for votes, I just want the question answered better than I could do so.

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No, you can't award the bounty to yourself - apparently this was earlier possible, but even then you didn't get the reputation for it.

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  • Thanks. The Q is an IRS question, so I will go with my answer, and in 7 years or less, I'll get an answer from the IRS. :)
    – ab2
    Commented May 27, 2019 at 22:26

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