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  1. May you have many more! taxbilly
  2. May you have many more! taxbilly
  3. Thanx for the info, Tom. taxbilly
  4. TRX needs to get their act together and give us exactly what is the scoop on their products and this so called acknowledgement. taxbilly
  5. Your original post was about foreign tax credit, not whether the income was taxable to U.S and CA, which it is. taxbilly
  6. I did the NATP worksheet and came up with 519 being used from the NOL carryover. There is no new NOL for 2008 since business income exceeds business loss. taxbilly
  7. May you have many more! taxbilly
  8. Glad I could help. taxbilly
  9. Line 7 of the NOL worksheet should be 11094. taxbilly
  10. Business income is: 66029-65510=519 NOL carryover of -36935 + 519 = -36416 to 2009 If you fill out the NOL worksheet and go to the line 24 tab below and enter the carryover from 2007 of 36935 you will get a carryover to 2009 of 36419. taxbilly
  11. I have a client that has been giving me triple my fee for years even though I tell him he doesn't have too. He never bugs me during the year for anything and always has everything in order. taxbilly
  12. And the box is labelled: "see instructions". :~) taxbilly
  13. There is no such box on the W-2 that is labeled: "non- taxable sick pay". The box is labelled "third party sick pay". Sick pay is taxable if the premium is paid by the company rather than the employee. I believe this is your case and therefore the amount is taxable. taxbilly
  14. Thanx for the info, Wayne. taxbilly
  15. May you have many more! taxbilly
  16. It certainly can matter but we don't know if we don't have all of the facts. taxbilly
  17. http://www.skylinechili.com/ taxbilly
  18. Africa is a big continent. Could you be more specific? taxbilly
  19. I played today too. It was beautiful and in the 70s. No high humidity yet but it's comng soon. taxbilly
  20. ATX 2008.8.0.163. taxbilly
  21. Agree with KC and want to add one more important item ... be sure you get a retainer up front for the work you are going to do. taxbilly
  22. If you are going to take this on (I wouldn't) the only possible way to proceed at this point to keep you and your client out of trouble is to file her MFS for all the open years (including 2005) and use your usual due diligience as to the information she provides to you. MFS to MFJ would not be a decision you would make. taxbilly
  23. May you have many more! taxbilly
  24. http://www.siestachamber.com/ taxbilly
  25. May you have many more! taxbilly
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