Does anyone else hate taxes?

[saden1]

Didn't Wesley Snipes use Mo Money Taxes services?

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Player_HTTR

I sell professional tax software for a living. Thankfully Mo Money Taxes is not a customer (but with 250 locations I will give him a call thanks for the lead.) Their website is down now which is a little scary, but to be honest most preparers are including CPAs. If I can answer your tax question you should not be paid to prepare someone else's return and I can answer most of them.

I'll be more than happy to collect a finder's fee.

[Player_HTTR]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

I'll be more than happy to collect a finder's fee.

I'd be more than happy to give you one. I stuck these guys in the Lead Database, pissed on my territory, and emailed the clips in the office(not alot going on this time of year as far as New Sales). Evidently, we have had some contact with them in the past and have tried to stay away from them.

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by Player_HTTR

I'd be more than happy to give you one. I stuck these guys in the Lead Database, pissed on my territory, and emailed the clips in the office(not alot going on this time of year as far as New Sales). Evidently, we have had some contact with them in the past and have tried to stay away from them.

Can't say that I'm overly surprised.

[Player_HTTR]

Me neither. But I get paid on New Business not good business.

Just kidding these guys don't look like the would be worth the headache.

[Trample the Elderly]

Originally Posted by saden1

Didn't Wesley Snipes use Mo Money Taxes services?

There you go talking smack about my boy Blade! That was his money!

[saden1]

Originally Posted by Trample the Elderly

There you go talking smack about my boy Blade! That was his money!

Only whatever is left over after Uncle Sam gets what belongs to him. You should take a cue from Mr. Snipes and size up Uncle Sam.

[mlmpetert]

IRS Seeks a Road Map to Aggressive Deductions - BusinessWeek

IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman says tax auditors waste more than 25 percent of their time combing through thousands of pages of corporate returns to spot errors and challenge deductions. Now he's sparked an uproar by asking companies to do a lot of that work for him.
Shulman wants those with $10 million or more in assets to provide the IRS with a road map of what to look for in their returns. A rule proposed on Apr. 19 would require companies to list all tax-saving transactions that might be challenged—along with the maximum they would owe if the IRS won on every issue. Comments from the public are due by June 1, after which the IRS could adopt the rule as final. The new form, Shulman told corporate tax executives in Washington last month, would be "a game-changer with respect to our relationships with and responsibility to our large corporate taxpayers."

[Slingin Sammy 33]

I didn't want to start a thread on this, so I guess this is the best place.

If the FTC and Obama Admin have their way, we'll be looking at an extra 5% tax on all the cool new TVs and gadgets to pay for the failing newspaper industry. Nothing like gov't control in journalism, I guess it's payback for all the favorable press and support from the NY Times, LA Times, and Huffing....oops..Washington Post.

FOXNews.com - Journalism 'Reinvention' Smacks of Government Control, Critics Say

"- a 5 percent tax on consumer electronics, which would generate roughly $4 billion annually, to pay for increased public funding."

[budw38]

Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33

I didn't want to start a thread on this, so I guess this is the best place.

If the FTC and Obama Admin have their way, we'll be looking at an extra 5% tax on all the cool new TVs and gadgets to pay for the failing newspaper industry. Nothing like gov't control in journalism, I guess it's payback for all the favorable press and support from the NY Times, LA Times, and Huffing....oops..Washington Post.

FOXNews.com - Journalism 'Reinvention' Smacks of Government Control, Critics Say

"- a 5 percent tax on consumer electronics, which would generate roughly $4 billion annually, to pay for increased public funding."

..... Maybe I won't be buying that Blackberry after all .

[Slingin Sammy 33]

Originally Posted by budw38

..... Maybe I won't be buying that Blackberry after all .

Just buy it now. If the Rs don't get control of at least one house of Congress in Nov. expect it to become reality.

[Dirtbag59]

I remember taking income tax in college. God that was a horrible class. I could never figure out how to deduct for hobbies or businesses. In fact that class is part of the reason I changed my major.

[mlmpetert]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag359

I remember taking income tax in college. God that was a horrible class. I could never figure out how to deduct for hobbies or businesses. In fact that class is part of the reason I changed my major.

Read my first post, the whole business vs hobby rules made a lasting impact in my perception of our government.

I was also originally a accounting major but i was going to graduate right around the cut off to qualify to sit for the CPA with just a undergraduate degree (now you have to have 150 credit hours). One of the worst mistakes ive ever made, i really loved accounting back in the day and wish i just went ahead with it. I would have missed the cutoff by 2 classes, but i ended up graduating with a whole lot more then just the 120 i thought i was gonna have. Hindsight usually sucks.....

[SBXVII]

Absolutely, I hate Taxes. I hate everything about Taxes. You know what they say.....

Only 2 things come from Taxes, Steers and Queers.

[joethiesmanfan]

Originally Posted by SBXVII

Absolutely, I hate Taxes. I hate everything about Taxes. You know what they say.....

Only 2 things come from Taxes, Steers and Queers.

I thought that was from Texas, off of full metal jacket.