IRS Conections

[ljwalters]

Death and taxes

I was watching the news Sunday evening and they were interviewing a woman in, I think it was Oklahoma. She was a survivor of the latest tornadoes. She said her whole house was gone, EXCEPT for her office in home. She is a tax preparer. She said she didn’t lose any of her client’s tax returns. (Or her hard work).

Now tell me the IRS doesn’t have that good of connections?

[Elrod]

Government employees get paid well, and all the benny's.

I just hope the practioner license is still her the office.

[mcb39]

Death and taxes

I was watching the news Sunday evening and they were interviewing a woman in, I think it was Oklahoma. She was a survivor of the latest tornadoes. She said her whole house was gone, EXCEPT for her office in home. She is a tax preparer. She said she didn’t lose any of her client’s tax returns. (Or her hard work).

Now tell me the IRS doesn’t have that good of connections?

Actually, to the tax preparer that is pretty HUGE; since most of us have been living in our offices for several months now. I couldn't even find a spot on my floor to lie down right now. Tornadoes and loss are not funny, but I guess if I had to choose which part of my house to save right now, it would be the home office, hands down.