Tax time. April 15th approaching.

8 comments

• Clubber

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  16 years ago

  You might be able to "write" them off if you provide the majority of their support (not salary) and no one else claims them.
• rootman

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  16 years ago

  How about as gambling losses? Some haven't really paid off.
• parodyman-->

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  16 years ago

  This topic is a big fucking waste of bandwidth...
• magicrat

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  16 years ago

  Marry one of them Candyman! Won't help for 2007, but a little planning never hurt.
• FONDL

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  16 years ago

  Shadowcat, you might be able to write off some of their kids (lol).
• shadowcat

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  16 years ago

  magicrat: Is that the best you can do for a buddy? FONDL: Now that would be cheating. I know that they can't be mine. I closed the factory 30+ years ago.
• magicrat

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  16 years ago

  shadowcat: I know you can't meet the IRS rules for a dependency exemption. Although you do give the girls quite a bit of money, I think we other guys give them enough so you don't meet the "provide more than half of support" rule. Of course, this is America--you can do anything you want with your taxes so long as you're willing to pay the penalties and interest. See you at the Spring Fling!
• casualguy

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  16 years ago

  I say curses to the tax software companies. I didn't bother to upgrade my pc since I didn't see a need for it. However the tax software companies decided not to provide support for any of the older operating systems anymore like WinME or Windows 98. I'm going to do it manually. I read online free tax sites could be a security problem since you don't know who might gain access to their servers since you don't know anything about how secure they'll guard your information.