Anyone trust me enough to loan me 40K? If not Dierect me to someone who will.

action · May 1, 2007

I'm a partner in a business,(LLC) I have a high six income figure at my regular job. The Irs just called me and told me the business is behind 60 K on taxes. I am paying 20 K next week, will still owe 40K. My partner gave me fraudulent Quickbook reports. I had no idea,I live in another city.(Just closed on a house 1 month ago) They are going to possibly lock my bank accounts next week.:nopityA:They have already closed the business.

Tried to get a credit line, but have not been in my property long enough.

If a ever needed a 'TRIPLE PLAY", I need one now. Partner doesn't have any money.

Action

WVU · May 1, 2007

set up a payment plan with the IRS. They will work with you

joeyfitzclick · May 1, 2007

me, me, me.

bigtendominator · May 1, 2007

Sure, who should I make the check payable?

oldirtyku · May 1, 2007

Dude... Set up a payment plan... U have to pay interest but u can just make monthly payments...

oldirtyku · May 1, 2007

First we hear that ClipJoint might have stiff 6 figs now action is asking an internet forum for a 40k loan...

Jesus... What's going on with this forum...

X-Files · May 1, 2007

oldirtyku said:
First we hear that ClipJoint might have stiff 6 figs now action is asking an internet forum for a 40k loan...

Jesus... What's going on with forum...

I think it's all related to the missing pint :drink:

CalvinTy · May 1, 2007

WVU said:
set up a payment plan with the IRS. They will work with you

Yep, that's one way.

Check out the section called "Apply for an Installment Agreement" in this link:

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=169438,00.html

The IRS re-introduced the Installment Agreement monthly payment plan for the 2004 tax year when some piece of legislation authorized them to deduct money from taxpayers' banking information with the taxpayer's authorization.

I remember I owed quite a proportional amount of taxes to my income for the 2004 tax year because I hadn't bothered to withhold taxes on an IRA early distribution withdrawal that year (thinking I'd simply have the money come April 2005 to pay the extra taxes). I thought I was doomed until I saw that I could pay IRS on a monthly basis. I did that for 16 months or such & paid the unpaid taxes just fine.

Just a short story to confirm that this could be an agreeable way to pay back owed taxes over a period of time.

* CalvinTy

oldirtyku · May 1, 2007

X-Files said:
I think it's all related to the missing pint :drink:

That's what I was thinking... I think the dude that cannot find his pint started all this crap...

CollegeFan · May 1, 2007

CalvinTy said:
Yep, that's one way.

Check out the section called "Apply for an Installment Agreement" in this link:

http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=169438,00.html

The IRS re-introduced the Installment Agreement monthly payment plan for the 2004 tax year when some piece of legislation authorized them to deduct money from taxpayers' banking information with the taxpayer's authorization.

I remember I owed quite a proportional amount of taxes to my income for the 2004 tax year because I hadn't bothered to withhold taxes on an IRA early distribution withdrawal that year (thinking I'd simply have the money come April 2005 to pay the extra taxes). I thought I was doomed until I saw that I could pay IRS on a monthly basis. I did that for 16 months or such & paid the unpaid taxes just fine.

Just a short story to confirm that this could be an agreeable way to pay back owed taxes over a period of time.

* CalvinTy

This is one solution.

Or.... maybe this guys is $40K in the hole to his bookie?

CalvinTy · May 1, 2007

College Fan said:
This is one solution.

Or.... maybe this guys is $40K in the hole to his bookie?

Yea... and the bookie is the one who owes money to Cascade (other thread). LOL.

* CalvinTy

ToddInVegas · May 1, 2007

If this works I'm gonna need someone to give me $5000 for a Hawaii vacation....er I mean to pay my phone bill. If I could get it by Friday that would be tremendous

roach23 · May 1, 2007

oldirtyku said:
First we hear that ClipJoint might have stiff 6 figs now action is asking an internet forum for a 40k loan...

Jesus... What's going on with this forum...

man you're brown....i'd expect you to know more than any anyone that these internet forums are a collection of degenerates who like to front like big timers. these guys have gambling problems and dig themselves into holes...some fight their way out only to dig themselves in a hole again. and others are loners or females who like the attention of horny degenerates who can't get laid cause they're too busy betting.

TheFalls · May 1, 2007

Action, what do you do with all of your disposable income?

If you have a high six figure job, you should easily have that money in an account. You need to liquidate some of your assets if paying the 40K from cash in account will put you in a bind. And then you need to at least threaten to sue your partner with all that book cookin. And then you need to have a serious talk with your partner.

Regardless, debt is a bad thing, and you should take care of it without having to go into more debt if possible-even though your partner is being shady.

GL

steaktartar · May 1, 2007

roach23 said:
man you're brown....i'd expect you to know more than any anyone that these internet forums are a collection of degenerates who like to front like big timers. these guys have gambling problems and dig themselves into holes...some fight their way out only to dig themselves in a hole again. and others are loners or females who like the attention of horny degenerates who can't get laid cause they're too busy betting.

says the man with 2940 posts

roach23 · May 2, 2007

steak tartar said:
says the man with 2940 posts

i think it takes many less posts to realize the facts i state. but yes, younger degenerates can learn from my experience

PokerKingJim · May 2, 2007

The Falls said:
Action, what do you do with all of your disposable income?

10% goes to BetJam, 25% to Cris, 15% to Pokerstars, etc

TheFalls · May 2, 2007

Poker King Jim said:
10% goes to BetJam, 25% to Cris, 15% to Pokerstars, etc

ahh.

lapdance · May 2, 2007

why are they not going after your partner? something smells funny here.

shiz · May 2, 2007

No offense but how do you have a high six figure job and not have 40k?

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