CPA

[Guest cjr]

I'm going to meet with my CPA, Im not sure if I will carry or not.

[Guest db99wj]

Well if he asks you to drop your pants, run like hell, the IRS doesn't care about that kinda of stuff..

Why wouldn't you? I don't understand the question.

[Guest jackdm3]

My FIL's a CPA. Guns all over his office.

[Guest Espanola]

Is what he's going to tell you going to determine whether you think you'll want your firearm or not?

[oldogy]

Be careful. Remember the CPA does not write the laws, he is just the messenger.

oldogy

[Guest cjr]

Yes it was do to what I thought he would tell me.

I had a bad year so this one didn't hurt to bad,My estimates were very close.Im just under 6 figures that I had to pay personally and my estmates put me with in 5k,Im so happy I'm going to see my buds at TCGD,I will post a couple new 1911's in abou 2 hours.

I think My corp Taxes are good as well.

I have to think of a way to write off miscalanious acts of kindness. For instance,I was in sam's one day and an old man in his 70's was in the tire section he had 1 flat and was haveing a new tire installed he wanted the others balanced because he said they shook really bad.I didn't hear the whole conversation but from what I could make out they couldn't rotate because there was steel showing or no tread or wrong tire for the rim anyway he told them they would have to work untik his next check came in.When he walked away I asked the guy at the register how much the tire was,it was around 50.00.I asked if he had a spare and the guy said yes but it didnt hold air,I told them to ring me up for 4 more so he would have a spare,I paid cash for them and left after I seen them pulling the tires off.

If I would have had a check with me I could have called them maint for one of my vehicles.I give over 20k a year to people that I dont get to write off,there has to be a way.