Tax Time Again?
Posted on January 24, 2008 - Filed Under Business |
This is national “Prepare for Taxes” week. Didn’t know that? Probably because I just made it up.
Picking through all the mail from my vacation, a letter from Tax-man was waiting for me. It always surprises me how he keeps up with my addresses. I certainly don’t tell him where I live.
As usual, I look forward to doing my taxes. Actually I look forward to Tax-Man doing my taxes while I sit and dream about a fat pay-day. By having two properties, I wouldn’t be surprised if I received a full refund (ie paid no taxes).
Buried in my stack of mail: four letters from Wells Fargo. I have all my tax information from them. Printing online to get my INGDirect account, Bank Statements, Ameritrade Account . . . it’s almost too easy.
I’m thinking this refund already has a home. The houses need to be painted. All over. That will definitely improve curb-appeal. And the picky tenants up front will definitely be slightly happier.
For those that recently joined us: I’m one of those freaks who enjoys getting their taxes done.
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Hi Clifford–
I have been reading through your archives — they have been very inspirational, as I am a Rich Dad follower as well.
I wanted to let you know that reading your blog today has inspired me to action — and I deeply thank you for that.
I look forward to reading more (right now I’m in November 2005) and thank you for being so inspirational. It is great to see someone else figure this all out.
Once I have my website up and running, I would love to share it with you.
Au revoir,
Alison
I enjoy it, too! Well, I enjoy getting taxes done. I don’t enjoy getting Quickbooks files ready to go to the CPA. It takes me about a month to do that. January is my “Prepare for Taxes” month.
Alison, I cannot tell you how thrilled I am that my blog has inspired you into action. That is quite an honor. It has been a trying experience: as you have read. But I wouldn’t give it up for anything.
Please, do stop by when you’re website is up and running.
A bientot!
Trisha, I really tried to get Quickbooks setup for my stuff. I failed miserably. But I guess I can still write-off the purchase of the software. That counts for something!
I don’t mind taxes at all, and I find quickbooks to be very easy and handy! Okay, I’m lying, my wife handles all that stuff, I just tear our carpet!!