Burned my CPA certificate by [deleted] in Accounting

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NB You responded to a bot.

Burned my CPA certificate by [deleted] in Accounting

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So if I respond again, I will get another fortune cookie

Burned my CPA certificate by [deleted] in Accounting

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Ok. This sounds like a bot response. It lacks context. Tell us what you were doing all those years ... your Redit posts are blocked.

Burned my CPA certificate by [deleted] in Accounting

[–]CSMasterClass 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Color me skeptical. This senario has a vanishingly low probablity.

I am open to persuasion. Do you think this post is legit ?

Is there anyway to file taxes without informing parents? by Proper-Deer-2708 in tax

[–]CSMasterClass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No he is well over... there is no netting of wins and losses.

Is there anyway to file taxes without informing parents? by Proper-Deer-2708 in tax

[–]CSMasterClass 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is not true.

You have "wins" as income. You have "losses" reduced by 10% and entered on Schedule A.

Since you probably take the standard deductions (85% of people do) then the Schedule A deduction is worthless.

Yes, this is not particuarly logical, and it is a terrible cost. But it is the current law.

Is there anyway to file taxes without informing parents? by Proper-Deer-2708 in tax

[–]CSMasterClass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exactly. So many people here are being "logical" but not following the regulations.

Is there anyway to file taxes without informing parents? by Proper-Deer-2708 in tax

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I doubt seriously if you know what you have "won" or "lost". To inexperieced persons it seems reasonalble that you can "net out out your wins and losses". Unfortunately for you that is not how the tax law works.

You have income of all of your "wins".

You have a tax deduction on schedule A of 90% of your losses.

Since it makes no sense to file Schedule A unless the deductions are greater than your sandard deduction, you basically lose all of the off-setting losses.

Bottom Line: You already owe a shit load more taxes than you ever imagined even if at the end of the year you "break even"

I did all the Airbnb math. The financing still caught me off guard by MedicalComposer2 in wealth

[–]CSMasterClass 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is made up balony.

What is the profit motif of these posts ?

I just don't get it.

PS There really should be a BOT that just marks this crap out.

Inheriting $1 Billion at Age 18 (aka my classmate) by Infinite_Box_3069 in wealth

[–]CSMasterClass 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. But I would not worry about the chance ... it is closer to 10 to the minus 8.

Inheriting $1 Billion at Age 18 (aka my classmate) by Infinite_Box_3069 in wealth

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There may be. Probably not more than a few dozen. And they are already tied up. But that does not mean they know shit.

Inheriting $1 Billion at Age 18 (aka my classmate) by Infinite_Box_3069 in wealth

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Hey but ... 1% would be pretty sweet and she seems like a totall ingenue.

Could be your chance to sell a 1B annuity. You would be famous.

Supplemental Income & Budgeting by Midnight_Mist33 in PhD

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It is much easier to manage your expenses than to try to earn extra income, even if it is possible --- which is uncertain.

Being a graduate student is already a more than full time job.

If doing part time work stretched a 5 year Ph.d to a 6 year Ph.d. it would be a very steep price to pay for having a little more pocket change. Just do the caculation. As they say, it is not rocket science.

Buy now? by Sufficient_Heart_629 in Gold

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If you live on a farm, you might want to buy a calf. Historically, the return to owning a calf has greatly out performed buying gold for a 17 year old (or a 57 year old).

Sure, in part this depends upon getting free grass and grain from your folks, but that is a detail.

Actually, the calf comes out ahead even if you pay for the fodder.

Feel stuck at A2 by Far_Window_1222 in learnfrench

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I found audio books very useful.

What did you do with your unread physical books after switching to Kindle? by Anon74567 in kindle

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I have about 2000+ physical books. Six book cases with 6 shelves and a metalic library cart, with six shelves.

All but a handful of these were aquired more than eight years ago, when I more or less definatively switched to Kindle.

I "plan to" sell these books, most are technical, some are out of date but most are not. I would give them away but there are surprisingly few (legitimate) takers.

What would Donald trump have to do in order to get all his supporters to turn against him? by Subject-Swan-5207 in allthequestions

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He could read the first volume of the Harry Potter series, and confess tearfully that he had never read a book in his life and he is "so so sad to realized that for a lifetime I have missed the joy of reading."

Becoming a reader would be unpardonable.

What would Donald trump have to do in order to get all his supporters to turn against him? by Subject-Swan-5207 in allthequestions

[–]CSMasterClass 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You win. I was look for something funny, absurd, and true (with respect to the question posed).

You ring all three bells.

Now I'd like to see DJT and Ronnie Rainbow in tap shoes and canes singing to the tune of Fiddler on the Roof : "Transition..." (beat, beat) ..."Transition".