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Your User Page
Yes - that is where you give a little background about yourself.
- Tim Doyle, TaxAlmanac Moderator 09:45, 9 March 2006 (CST)
Farm Pond
I'm being literal today. So . . . you think it's not a depreciable land improvement?
HUD Discussions
JR1:
Thank you for bringing this to my attention. MEJungman frequently helps out by fixing spelling or capitalization problems. This is what he was doing with the HUD discussion. I think what happened here is that there are actually two HUD discussions. Take a look at both Discussion:Rental Income Received from HUD Taxable? and Discussion:Rental Income from HUD Taxable?. I think the missing posts might be on the second one. Please let me know if you still think there are missing posts.
Thanks!
- Tim Doyle, TaxAlmanac Moderator 11:25, 25 March 2006 (CST)
PSC or S corp?-reply
received your answer to my question regarding filing a PSC as S corp..your answer was that there are only two types of corporations, C and S..yet,the IRS reg's 1.444state that "PSC" pays a flat rate of 35%..since I have had no luck finding the Reg in the US Code, I am confused as to how an attorney I know is filing as an S, and not a C/PC..I do appreciate your feedback; and thans for your earlier responseSwannie 23:26, 29 March 2006 (CST)
desperate housewife here..
Hey..would you be willing to do my tax return??? Only thing is..you are far from me...does that make a difference? and what about helping me set up for 2006? do you use Quick books, etc....let me know...thanks.
hey there
Thanks Jeff for getting back with me..when would be a good time to contact you..and of course what is your rate...and could you help me with my 2006 "stuff"....thanks. hope you had a great dinner with bride and son..its the little things in life that make it good......as for me..i am going to take my 15 mo. for a stroller walk...did I tell you she is the smartest little baby that ever lived? and the prettiest?? haha...have a great weekend. Jeanne.
No efile
Virtually all my paid returns are 1041's and 706's. My client base is essentially lawyers and CPA firms and what I do for the latter, they usually sign. Also Photocopying and assembling is an essential part of my review process.
production credit
JR
Thanks for the response. Do you a code/reg. section re: credit
SEP
So, you are still up. Would you please look at my last "Panic" posting? I'm not sure what to do. And of course my tax library says that it has "expired." What wonderful timing! 22:32, 14 April 2006 (CDT)~Natalie
"self employment earnings"
i have 87,000 as "self employment earnings" on the k-1...can i put the max allowed into a sep and deduct that...what time constraints do i have...i have filed for an extension....i am 61...thanks--Gordons1 21:50, 15 April 2006 (CDT)
Green Bay in winter
Hi JR,
Well, I'm from Wisconsin, but I can't say I'm familiar with the area you refer to for hunting. I'll be staying in Waupaca, which is about an hour or so west of Green Bay. Hunting season is pretty much done by Christmas, though, isn't it?02:04, 18 April 2006 (CDT)~~Natalie
Don't disagree with JR1 - Offending!
Hi JR1, Sorry for responding late to your comment on my user's page. You DID NOT offended me at all. I made that comment "Not to disagree with JR1", because your answers are always corrent and to the point. You also mention IRS Pubs or Reg # for reference along with the answer, which makes easy for others.
I hope this clears the misunderstanding.Inagpurwala 11:12, 21 April 2006 (CDT)
CPA / EA
JR1:
Are there other 'groups' that I should create similar to the CPA and EA groups? What about a designation for a simple professional tax preparer?
Thanks!
Tim
ID Number Issue
Sorry, I'm new at this, (the site interaction thing), But isn't that form for employment tax purposes?
I think you opened a can of worms by talking about the various form of business. I guess this discussion will last 2 weeks!
