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Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Jessica Grant56, I appreciate the kind wishes....

I’m right there with you, wishing everyone a smooth ride through 2013.... If we finally decide to start pulling our weight and doing things the right way, maybe the year won't feel quite so much like an uphill battle....

Happy new !!!!!

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Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Jessica Grant56 said:Man, I’ve learned pretty much everything there is to know through nearly four decades of marriage. When she starts getting things ready—you know, getting the cooking started and getting the house sorted—I just quietly slip away. I try to become almost invisible. I might head over to the library, for instance...

I certainly don't doubt that you've mastered the art of "disappearing" when the situation calls for it. 😂😂😂
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Jessica Grant56 said:Man, I am so embarrassed—those were two guys?! And right in the middle of this wild debate about sexual orgies, too. My bad, really—forgive me.

Honestly, isn't it just standard American tradition for the men to be out celebrating and partying while the women stay home handling the cooking, the baking, and the holiday decorating?

You know, whenever someone comes up with such a blatantly gay concept, I can't help but wonder where they acquired such an intimate level of expertise on the subject. 😂😂😂 There is certainly something suspicious going on here. 😂😂

Henry Edwards33, I truly have no idea how you managed to spot that so quickly. 🤣🤣🤣
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
I’ll jump in here to join the well-wishes; I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday season.

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IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Raymond Martinez10 said:It wasn't malicious—honestly, sorry Lady.

I didn't even think it was 😉 🙂
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Kimberly Harris6 said:To be honest, I don't spend much time worrying about this stuff. I’ve never been one to jump on every new app that hits the market, and frankly, I had to be practically talked into using Wind 7. 🙂 Look, I definitely agree that you need to stay on top of tech trends, but there’s absolutely no reason to go rushing blindly into every new thing. These systems are massive, and honestly, they need time to stabilize before everyone starts pivoting. I'm not talking about DOS—that's ancient history at this point. I mean things like the software updates from FIN. Usually, when they roll out new applications, the recommendation is to stick with certain legacy tools for a while just to give the new infrastructure some breathing room to settle. It’s common sense, isn't it? In my case, I haven't had any issues at all. I actually had someone from the FIN office come over personally with a disc and get everything configured exactly how I need it. So, for now, everything is running smoothly.

I find myself agreeing with every word you wrote, though I can't help but feel a certain irritation at their sheer arrogance...
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Kimberly Harris6 said:From what I understand about using all these "e-government" apps, you aren't actually supposed to be using the latest versions of Windows, Internet Explorer, Adobe, and so on. I've been told that several times by people at the bank, so I play it safe and stick to older versions. It’s a bit nerdy, sure, but it keeps me from having any issues.

Oh sure, why stop there? We might as well all revert to Windows 98 since our software is apparently prehistoric... 🙂

I was looking through some statements from Goldman Sachs recently—they print them out in DOS format, as if we're still living in the Stone Age... they're completely illegible, lacking any perforation space, so every time I try to punch holes in a printout, I usually end up punching through a critical digit or a previous balance.🙂

The sheer authoritarianism of it all is infuriating; it’s so easy for them to just force their will upon us regarding what WE have to do... yet no one bothers to ask if small business owners actually have the capital to upgrade their tech, set up high-speed internet, and so on... then they go ahead and mandate these archaic programs that are nearly impossible to even source anymore... it's just exhausting.🙂

Vitas, I truly value your insights and the depth of knowledge you bring to the table; I am certain that you find this whole situation just as aggravating as I do, even if you don't feel the need to say so.😉🙂
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Raymond Martinez10 said:That specific article was updated—but I was pointing out which section of the amendment act it falls under... you can see that change clearly in the Federal Register, issue 136.😉

...pointing it out... 😁

As far as the specific article is concerned, yes, I had to dig through a fair amount of paperwork before I finally tracked it down, but the important thing is that I didn't miss the provision entirely. 🙂
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Raymond Martinez10 said:Federal Register 136, amendments to the General Tax Code (Section 4).

Thanks, 🙂
IRS and Tax Filing Issues in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Gerald Rodriguez4 said:E-filing is now mandatory for all sales tax filers

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Up until now, this rule only applied to those bigger business owners—the ones hitting sales tax thresholds over $266667. But starting December 15, 2012, the game changes for everyone! Now, every single sales tax filer has to jump on board. You grab your qualified digital certificates through the Federal Reserve branches, and then they get synced up with the IRS. Since the law didn't give us a specific grace period for rolling this out to everyone, it basically means "right now." So, if you're a small business owner who pulled in more than $76667 (pre-tax, obviously!) in 2012 and you're registered for sales tax, you need to scramble to get that electronic filing certificate ASAP.

I’m really hoping the IRS shows us a little mercy here. We definitely need at least a month or two of breathing room to actually get everything sorted out!

Useful links:
Check out how to become an e-filing user right here.
Learn how to get your digital ID card here.
You can download the e-filing app here.
Find examples and extra help for e-filing here.

Where on earth are you seeing that? As far as I recall, that was nothing more than a mere suggestion at this stage.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Exactly. We aren't giving an inch, and that's that.
Here’s my attempt at a smile, for what it's worth... 🤣
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
We aren't giving them a single cent 🙂
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
amberbadger17 said:🙂🙂Wow, Vienna! Honestly, if we could all just get together and align the stars for once, life would be easy. Cheers to that!

Cheers, though I'm fairly certain Jessica Grant56 will end up joining us for a drink eventually... 🙂
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33 said:Why?
Look, I work to make money. If I put in the hours, I get paid accordingly 😍
And if the paycheck is big enough, I can afford to travel 😍
If everything lines up just right, I’ll be heading to Vienna very soon 😍

And yeah, I'm totally bragging 🙂

Haha, fair enough. If that’s the case, I suppose I’ll just keep my head down and get back to work—though if you could perhaps grace us with a charming little snapshot instead of another postcard from Vienna IT, I certainly wouldn't complain. 😍
Starting a small business in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
I find myself nodding along to everything said above... Truly... I couldn't agree more with a single word of it.
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Good grief, I often find myself thinking I’m teetering right on the edge of a total nervous breakdown—just waiting to snap like a cheap twig—but after reading through your posts, I’ve come to the conclusion that I’m actually doing quite alright 😍

@Henry Edwards33, please tell me you aren't actually planning to spend this entire weekend working.
Mind you, I'll be stuck at the office this Friday too... 😉
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33 said:Cheers to image

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Just start placing your orders 😉

Why don't you throw out a suggestion? It was your idea to begin with, after all. 😉

I can't seem to conjure up anything sufficiently devastating 🙄 😁
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Thanks, I'm sure it'll be a total zoo, but hey, free is free 🙂

It's actually quite a nice gesture on their part to organize this 🙂
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Richard Howard55 said:Well, isn't that just lovely! Great suggestion. I guess we should toast to staying together for another hundred years, always sharing a drink whenever we can.

🙂

Honestly, I thought a little downtime might be good for everyone’s sanity 🙂
But personally, I’m in need of something a bit more... lethal, if I can borrow Henry Edwards33's phrasing from a few days ago 😍
Virtual Coffee Break - Chat in Business, Accounting & Taxes ·
Henry Edwards33 said:I’m calling it quits on all of this, based on the latest numbers we have on the table ☕

Since we've officially blown past our deadlines, I suppose it’s finally time to go out and celebrate a little.😍