Do you think that Fluffy would like cotton candy flavored rice cakes?
I think your fluffy kitty heard about my warm milk and cotton candy give-a-way.
OK. I wasn't clear. Warm milk for the kittens and cotton candy for the orphaned children. Oh. I forgot about setting up a booth to collect...
Ok. I'm changing mine to giving away fluffy kittens to orphaned children after I pay their way to the Expo, and feed them cotton candy. Any excess...
I think I would have a walk thru the exhibits, try some of the new Brad's Drink (Pepsi), buy an Isabella quarter, then see how many sets of...
Confirmed
It is this premise that let us ugly guys get the babes.
I didn't think it was directed at me. I just wanted to make it clear that I wasn't promoting the evading of taxes. I was just trying to educate...
I'll confirm it then.
That's just it. It boils down to if you want to follow the law or not. You don't always know what has been reported. If it is reported to the IRS,...
I'm not coaxing people into evading taxes, or telling them that it is legal. I'm telling you what happens, and how the IRS deals with it, or the...
i Unless a payment to you is reported to the IRS, you will never hear from them. They don't go looking for things to do. They don't have the...
Suddenly.....burying your stash, wearing a tin foil hat, and sunglasses seems to make sense....
green18 said: ↑ Gifts to the kids don't count? Yes, they count too. Sorry, I didn't make that clear.
You would have to pay taxes on income portion. Gift to $14000 untaxable. If it raised in value, and she cashes, that portion will be taxable.
Yes, after $14K
A gift is any transfer to an individual, either directly or indirectly, where full consideration (measured in money or money's worth) is not...
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.
That's why I made the other posts. If you stick by them, you will be doing no wrong. With that said, my comment on the fraud should not be...
Not playing games, just establishing the rules, so you don't get in trouble.
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