Anyone work for the IRS, or do taxes professionally?

bucsfan67

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Im sure you may not want to admit it on here, but if anyone does this, and could answer a possible simple question for me, please email me at bucsfan67@therx.com

I am trying to finish mine up, and have something that is confusing me...

Thanks

Bucs

 

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yes, you have to pay taxes on the baseball winnings. sorry bucky

 

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blue edwards said:

yes, you have to pay taxes on the baseball winnings. sorry bucky

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haha, nothing like that Blue....uppy:

 

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No you cannot claim to be a corporaton with that Bucsfan Inc stuff


Catchy lil idea there. :thumbsup2:

 

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Bucs, thanks for your email. To answer your question regarding your 05 tax return.

1. Yes, I realize working with Dante is like running a daycare, but NO -- you cannot claim him as your dependent. :missingte

2. No, Alternative Minimum Tax, has nothing to do you with your lifestyle preference. Sending in pictures from the nudie bar doesn't exempt you. :shaking:

3. Capital Gains has nothing to do with fading the dreadful Wash Caps. :chest:

4. No, 1040-EZ is not just for Dante's wife.:niceback:

5. Filing as a male gigalo doesn't qualify your bedroom as a home office. ushups:

Best of luck!

 

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wow, tough crowd tonight.....

 

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uppy:

 

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No, giving away drink tickets does not qualify as a tax write-off.

Nice try though.:drink:

 

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:lolBIG: ......and they just keep coming