"consulting fees for seeing your therapist" - huh?? sm

Posted By: Unclesam on 2005-12-08
In Reply to: you don't pay double...sm - IC

Care to elaborate - because the way it is written in the post it sounds kind of fishy and dishonest. Next you will be writing off your pedicures and waxings and hair color!

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Questions regarding IC status - new MT
- I've been an IC for five years and never had to pay more than $600 one time a year for taxes... - AzMT
  - $600/year!! I would LOVE to pay 600/year - - mtbe
- In addition to a tax specialist - Snow Bunny
- been filing IC for over 15 years - lilworried
- I pay up to 39% in taxes but that is because - IC
  - No, that's not why. You pay 39% in taxes because you have a high income. - tax pro
  - you don't pay double...sm - IC
    - You deduct your kids' school supplies? OMG! - ROFL!
    - "consulting fees for seeing your therapist" - huh?? sm - Unclesam
      - One assumes that was a joke... - Lynn
      - He's my job coach, silly :) nm - IC
  - taxes - trose
    - my accountant figures the percentage by the - IC
- I'd talk to a tax specialist .... - Saras

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