RANT: The Clone Wars

[strongforgood]

Perfect!

[adamdavidson47]

i chuckled at the image. Reminded me of South Park.

lulz, I was laughing at the gif Frep made, and couldn't figure out why, then I read this, and immediately a light bulb in my tiny peanut brain went off!

[PeterGibbons316]

Much appreciated kind sir.

[chazzy1864]

[Tyrbolift]

<-------- Looking forward to avoiding tonight's game (whatever it's called) and hitting the gym instead.

[im2manly]

<---------Looking forward to avoiding that exercise place (whatever it's called) and getting blacked out drunk and talking shiit all night to friends and family instead.

[Tyrbolift]

<---------Looking forward to avoiding that exercise place (whatever it's called) and getting blacked out drunk and talking shiit all night to friends and family instead.

Oh, so a typical day of the week for you...

[im2manly]

Oh, so a typical day of the week for you...

you really want to go down this road?

[Final_Rep]

Much appreciated kind sir.

Needs to be more square, can barely see weights on the sides of the avatar

[Hengman]

Peter is using straps in the photo, so therefore it does not count towards his progress.





































































...what?!

[Farley1324]

Even better than I expected. Nice.

[Final_Rep]

Awwww yea, taxes filed. Should be getting a pretty joocy return in March.

[theshoupguy]

Peter is using straps in the photo, so therefore it does not count towards his progress.

...what?!

In a given week he probably only does about fifteen minutes of real, actual, work.

[Tyrbolift]

Awwww yea, taxes filed. Should be getting a pretty joocy return in March.

March?

e-filing/direct deposit ftw

[Farley1324]

March?

e-filing/direct deposit ftw

We e-filed too...still may not get it till March. We'll have to see. Apparently there is something about the education credit not be eligible for the immediate/automatic e-filing deal.

[Orlando1234977]

Awwww yea, taxes filed. Should be getting a pretty joocy return in March.

Oh that's right you 'employee' types getch'r 'refund'

[Dominik]

Farley, how's the president's skeet shooting form?

Aiming too low?

[therorschach]

Entered my tax info in TurboTax. So far, getting a $4 ($4!!!!!!) refund from Federal. And also owe about $500 to state. Ugh.

[Farley1324]

Farley, how's the president's skeet shooting form?

Aiming too low?

You mean that thing he claimed to do "all the time" but there were not pictures/evidence of it so he went out and did it, after making that claim, to generate the photo? The photo where he is target shooting with a 2 shot shotgun and thinks that proves that he believes in the Second Amendment? lol

Can't tell about aim based solely on that picture.

It's making the rounds. Here are a few.

[Hishiad]

Yeah I'm not sure if I'm going with TurboTax or freetaxusa.com

I mean is either actually going to get more of a refund than the other? Ours is pretty straight forward. Other than the house interest/property tax we have nothing else to input.

[Final_Rep]

March?

e-filing/direct deposit ftw

We e-filed too...still may not get it till March. We'll have to see. Apparently there is something about the education credit not be eligible for the immediate/automatic e-filing deal.

Yes, I e-file and use direct deposit. Also, if you have asset depreciation for sole proprietor businesses (i.e. my photography business) you get to wait extra because the IRS says so.

Oh that's right you 'employee' types getch'r 'refund'

Mostly because of deductions, depreciation, write-offs, etc... My employer typically tries *not* to give more to the IRS during the year than a semi-comfortable cushion so you aren't hit with a big payment come tax time.

Entered my tax info in TurboTax. So far, getting a $4 ($4!!!!!!) refund from Federal. And also owe about $500 to state. Ugh.

lulz! I had to pay $16 ($16!!!!!) last year. This year, in a large part because of asset depreciation, I am getting ~$5,600 back.

[Final_Rep]

Yeah I'm not sure if I'm going with TurboTax or freetaxusa.com

I mean is either actually going to get more of a refund than the other? Ours is pretty straight forward. Other than the house interest/property tax we have nothing else to input.

You might consider getting a business license and running a home office. You can deduct a percentage of your home costs as long as you use that office for business. I deducted ~24% of my bills, i.e. electric, gas, etc, because my home office is a pretty sizable part of my home.

edit: you can also deduct a portion of those roof expenses

[GeneralSerpant]

I actually like the 3rd picture. It hits on so many levels.

[Orlando1234977]

You might consider getting a business license and running a home office. You can deduct a percentage of your home costs as long as you use that office for business. I deducted ~24% of my bills, i.e. electric, gas, etc, because my home office is a pretty sizable part of my home.

Also mileage.. depending on what he does. Mileage is huge, the home office is a nice too deduction too, I think it's based mostly on square footage, at least that's what the fellas always ask about.

[Farley1324]

[Final_Rep]

Also mileage.. depending on what he does. Mileage is huge, the home office is a nice too deduction too, I think it's based mostly on square footage, at least that's what the fellas always ask about.

Yep good point re: miles.

The square footage is a ratio of home office vs. total home size.

[kvk1]

you really want to go down this road?

Like a drifter you were born to walk alone.

[therorschach]

lulz! I had to pay $16 ($16!!!!!) last year. This year, in a large part because of asset depreciation, I am getting ~$5,600 back.

You are worse than cancer.

[Final_Rep]

You are worse than cancer.

Thanks BRO.

[GeneralSerpant]

You are worse than cancer.

Lol, it's money that he 'overpaid'.

By the way, Frep, what was the nature of these depreciating assets?