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Got your taxes done yet?

Sunday, April 10, 2011 8:58 PM
I have mine done except for printing them out and mailing the state. I didn't want to spend $20 to efile the state. Federal was free with turbo tax to efile but that software sucked big time when it came to handling IRA's. Other people's questions on the community views saved me after much searching along with importing data from a brokerage account that did not send a 1099 form. The tax software managed to confuse me again when it came to vehicle property taxes asking about registration fees. I caught the mistake after much reading and searching again. I don't plan on using turbo tax again. It's a relief to be finished (for the most part). How about you?

15 comments

  • CTQWERTY
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    13 years ago
    Still awaiting the schedule 36-24-36 CC strip club expenditure writeoff form. Got a few visits, lappers, and overpriced drinks I want to itemize...
  • sharkhunter
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    13 years ago
    I wonder what percentage of taxes dancers pay in taxes? Some may pay a certain percentage of what they actually earn to be able to claim income to buy houses or cars. I doubt they all claim everything they make especially when dealing with cash all the time. I'm not advocating they pay more, it would likely result in them wanting more money for dances. I believe CNBC is doing a show on Thursday night on people who think it's ok to cheat and not pay their fair share of taxes. People like our current US treasury secretary Geither I believe were not up to date on paying taxes when they got hired by Obama. We got such great role models to follow (sarcasm).
  • sharkhunter
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    13 years ago
    meant to say I wonder what percentage of income dancers report to be able to claim income to get loans for houses and cars. I bet they don't claim all the income they make.
  • sharkhunter
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    13 years ago
    If we could only claim a write off deduction for helping out single white mothers and other dancers, that would be a massive tax credit.
  • sinclair
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    13 years ago
    Most strippers are too lazy to file a claim. They'd just have to pay into the system anyway. I knew one that had a hard time getting an apartment because she had no pay stub to show the leasing company.
  • farmerart
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    13 years ago
    In Canada, my personal return is not due until April 30 and my corporate return deadline is June 30. Lots of time yet - though there was a pleading call from my accountant this week to get the finger out of my ass and bring in my stuff to him. Pussy!! For what he charges me he can pull a couple of all-nighters to get my return done!
  • Dougster
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    13 years ago
    Not done yet. Word is that Payer11's income is so low he doesn't owe anything, and that txtittyfan lost so much money shorting treasuries the day before they bottomed a couple of years back that he has enough capital losses to tide him over until the end of time.
  • jackslash
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    13 years ago
    CTQWERTY's "schedule 36-24-36 CC strip club expenditure writeoff form" is going to save me a bundle. I knew a stripper who said she reported all her income on her taxes. I didn't believe her, but it could be true. A fav of mine reports no income at all. She does not have a bank account or credit card, and she pays for things with cash or money order. Her financial life is like that of a drug dealer.
  • vincemichaels
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    13 years ago
    jackslash, does she do loans? All cash people generally have tons of cash (dancers excepted) LOL
  • TimboAtl
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    13 years ago
    All these comments about strippers not paying taxes is why we need the flat tax system. Have the drug dealers, illegals, strippers, etc pay tax on everything they buy, so the tax is automatically collected. The tax rate would have to be 20% or so, but with no income tax, it would even out for people who pay taxes now. It would suck for companies like G E though. Right now they employ 1,000 tax lawyers and lobbyists and pay zero taxes.
  • Prim0
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    13 years ago
    Seems like GE could be better off not having to pay 1000 tax lawyers and lobbyists and just pay there taxes. maybe, I haven't run the numbers or anything.
  • gk
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    13 years ago
    I put all my clubbing expenditures on Form 1069-OTC.
  • sharkhunter
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    13 years ago
    My effective tax rate is much lower than 20% when it comes to how much I pay for income taxes. However I just remembered I pay phone taxes, sales taxes, local sales taxes, and who knows how many other countless taxes.
  • farmerart
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    13 years ago
    Say a prayer for POOR farmerart. I just cut an eye-popping cheque to pay my 2010 personal taxes. There will be some Alberta strippers hitting the Food Banks in the coming months, I fear. @trojangreg: Don't know how many beers I can afford tomorrow evening at the 5.
  • vincemichaels
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    13 years ago
    I'm praying for oil at the bottom of the hole you guys are drilling, farmerart.
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