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ParticipantClint – thanks. Useful information.
Also – good point that you can use an accountant/CPA to try to reduce NEXT year’s taxes as well as LAST years taxes. Preparing tax returns is not all there is to it. My annual tax planning meeting with mine in Nov. is always useful.
ParticipantClint – thanks. Useful information.
Also – good point that you can use an accountant/CPA to try to reduce NEXT year’s taxes as well as LAST years taxes. Preparing tax returns is not all there is to it. My annual tax planning meeting with mine in Nov. is always useful.
ParticipantClint – thanks. Useful information.
Also – good point that you can use an accountant/CPA to try to reduce NEXT year’s taxes as well as LAST years taxes. Preparing tax returns is not all there is to it. My annual tax planning meeting with mine in Nov. is always useful.
ParticipantRents coming down. That aint good.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-rent8-2009jan08,0,5261091.story
ParticipantRents coming down. That aint good.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-rent8-2009jan08,0,5261091.story
ParticipantRents coming down. That aint good.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-rent8-2009jan08,0,5261091.story
ParticipantRents coming down. That aint good.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-rent8-2009jan08,0,5261091.story
ParticipantRents coming down. That aint good.
http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-rent8-2009jan08,0,5261091.story
Participant“Get in the Game” is exactly the opposite of my strategy.
My strategy is to stay employed, keep earning cash, and stay the hell out of the stock market. Of course, I’m not a trader and don’t want to be, so if you fancy yourself a trader – dive in.
As I tell my friends, my trading strategy is “Do Nothing.”
“Stick to what your good at” I say.
Participant“Get in the Game” is exactly the opposite of my strategy.
My strategy is to stay employed, keep earning cash, and stay the hell out of the stock market. Of course, I’m not a trader and don’t want to be, so if you fancy yourself a trader – dive in.
As I tell my friends, my trading strategy is “Do Nothing.”
“Stick to what your good at” I say.
Participant“Get in the Game” is exactly the opposite of my strategy.
My strategy is to stay employed, keep earning cash, and stay the hell out of the stock market. Of course, I’m not a trader and don’t want to be, so if you fancy yourself a trader – dive in.
As I tell my friends, my trading strategy is “Do Nothing.”
“Stick to what your good at” I say.
Participant“Get in the Game” is exactly the opposite of my strategy.
My strategy is to stay employed, keep earning cash, and stay the hell out of the stock market. Of course, I’m not a trader and don’t want to be, so if you fancy yourself a trader – dive in.
As I tell my friends, my trading strategy is “Do Nothing.”
“Stick to what your good at” I say.
Participant“Get in the Game” is exactly the opposite of my strategy.
My strategy is to stay employed, keep earning cash, and stay the hell out of the stock market. Of course, I’m not a trader and don’t want to be, so if you fancy yourself a trader – dive in.
As I tell my friends, my trading strategy is “Do Nothing.”
“Stick to what your good at” I say.
ParticipantThere is a distinction between a CPA and an accountant that is not a CPA. A CPA can practice in front of the IRS. An accountant who is not a CPA may not practice in front of the IRS, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t good at preparing taxes, and they are likely less expensive.
I use an accountant who was once a CPA but let his license expire because he never really needed the CPA title.
If I ever get audited and I need someone to represent me, I would have to hire another individual – a CPA – to do so.
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