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2006-02-16 7:44 PM
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Giver
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Yeah...that'll learn ya.

Dang...I seriously hate when I do that. Many, many apologies.

<drops head in shame> 

foolproof - 2006-02-16 4:15 PM

Jim, 'he?' That hurts. Guess I should have brought you a burrito at MiamiMan too.



2006-02-16 7:50 PM
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What was the question?? 
2006-02-16 7:58 PM
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I've used turbotax every year for the past 3 years, which included a lifetime learning credit one year, and 2 state income one year.

Depending on your income level, it might be free, I forget. Last year was the first year I had to pay for it, as I was finally otu of school and earned a little more.

Turbo Tax guides you through a lot of the questions you are asking about.
2006-02-16 9:47 PM
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I had to file in multiple states when I was a road warrior.  Turbo tax will do just fine, but, sadly, they do not offer a multi-state discount.
2006-02-16 10:53 PM
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2006-02-17 4:01 AM
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foolproof - 2006-02-16 10:57 AM

I've used a private CPA for the past 5 returns.  The first three were amendments where he captured refund money TurboTax mssed. For every $1 I paid him, I got $48 back.  Last year for a simple return I paid around $200.  I'm not a numbers person, and am personally more comfortable with a full time CPA that someone who possibly took a crash course last Fall to earn extra money during tax season.


so you got 9600 back. can i gt your accountants number?


2006-02-17 4:02 AM
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the bear - 2006-02-16 11:58 AM

foolproof - 2006-02-16 10:57 AM I've used a private CPA for the past 5 returns.  The first three were amendments where he captured refund money TurboTax mssed. For every $1 I paid him, I got $48 back.  Last year for a simple return I paid around $200.  I'm not a numbers person, and am personally more comfortable with a full time CPA that someone who possibly took a crash course last Fall to earn extra money during tax season.

You got $9600 back? That Turbo Tax missed? Sweet, except you gave the government a big interest-free loan.

Really doesn't sound like the OP's return is complicated enough to warrant a CPA.



ha ha i just had the same Q. and i thought i didnt like you....

foolproof - 2006-02-16 3:15 PM

Bear, that's why I now use a CPA.  The whole mogul thing - it just keeps getting more complicated.

Jim, 'he?'  That hurts.  Guess I should have brought you a burrito at MiamiMan too. 



so seriously, every one see your CPA, (as a tax accounting student) PM me in 2 years, ill hook you up! ive got mad student loans to pay off!


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