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Fischer won’t comply with IRS
SVET1 STEFAN. Yugoslavia, Sept 15: Legendary chess maverick Bobby Fischer, in the midst of a 5 million dollar rematch against Boris Spassky, showed no sign on Monday of relenting in his defiance of US authorities over tax matters, reports Reuter.
*1 have not paid my Income taxes since 1976 and have no intention of paying them now,* Fischer said at a Joint news conference with archival Spassky In the Yugoslav Adriatic Island resort of Sveli Stefan.
Spassky and Fischer arc replying their epic encounter in Reykjavik in 1972 when Fischer won the world chess champion's title.
Bert Gimm, a US Internal Revenue Service representative In Rome, (old Reuter that Fischer, a US citizen, would have lo pay 31 per cent of his tournament earnings In taxes.
Asked about Fischer's re-
jcction of US tax law. Gimm said: *11 is only September 1992. Let's wait and see whether he will file his tax returns when the time comes In April 1993.*
'You would be surprised how many people who publicly claim they will not pay Income tax actually do at the end.*
The Temperamental American chess legend at an earlier news conference spat in contempt at a letter by the US Treasury Department warning him nc was violating sanctions on Yugoslavia by playing there.
Fischer. 49, formerly the eccentric enfant terrible of chess, still displays a grudge against communism, chess authorities and particularly against his own country's Chess Federation.
*1 have nothing to do with the US Chess Federation. I consider them to be pro-Soviet, a criminal organisation.* Ficher said.
He blames the American Chess Association for not siding with him when he sent 99 demands to the World Chess Federation before a 1975 match against title contender Anatoly Karpov.
After his demands were brushed aside, he did not appear for the match and the title was awarded to Karpov.
Despite the Superpower Cold War prevailing at the lime. Fischer accused the US Chess Federation of falling under the influence of the powerful Soviet State Chess Federation.
But Fischer's resentment actually, dated back lo 1965 when he was forbidden to play nt Capablanca's memorial tournament in Havana because communist Cuba was under a strict US economic blockade.
Fischer found a way around this by playing other contestants in Havana— by telex —
from a New York apartment
Spassky. 56. reported by sources close to the match organiser to be suffering from prostate gland problems, said on Monday he was experiencing problems with his concentration.
The problem is the fifth hour, that is when my concentration drops,* said Spassky, a Russian who has long lived in France.
In the 'eighth game on Sunday, after four hours of play 1n which he was close to victory, Spassky made a fatal oversight and lost. In the seventh game, Spassky left hfs scat 27 times.
But Spassky played the problem down at the news conference, saying he had kidney trouble which affected his play at the French Championship earlier this year.
Fischer leads the rematch series 3-2. with three draws which arc not counted for victory. The first player to score 10 points wins 3.5 million dollar and the loser gets 1.5 million dollar.