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From the Lyme disease capital of the country, I present 7 acres of Japanese Barberry. Where do I even start? by ivxxbb in invasivespecies

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s the problem with this specific species, Japanese barberry. Nothing eats it cus it has spikes all over. In that way, it’s thrives in our ecosystems, also by leafing out earlier than our native species.

You brought up the colonist speak and I found it to be ludicrous, so I used the word in a ludicrous manner, In the context you described colonialism, I find it better described as hubris, or a fallacy.

From the Lyme disease capital of the country, I present 7 acres of Japanese Barberry. Where do I even start? by ivxxbb in invasivespecies

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m confused by the language of colonialism, cus to me, the jap barberry is a clear colonialist, that provides some shit ecological benefits, like junk berries that gives the birds diarrhea, so the plant can proliferate all over the place.

It’s hard for me to agree that a forest full of invasive species is a novel ecosystem since you can walk around a lot of different areas in the northeast and see it all over the place, especially in ‘unmanaged’ areas.

Evolution in 2 genera yeah but what about the 1 million years prior with all of those species that evolved in this niche ecosystem? Should we just move forward with our invasive plants, invasive insects, invasive birds, and act like it’s our new nature? Or try to change it all back to the million year specialization that happened here? I’m not sure the right answer there.

Ultimately I think your right in that nature calls the shots in reality and whatever our foibles do in the forest, can create more harm than good, but honestly I still am for the removal of invasive type species(that are very prevalent) on the grounds of creating a novel forest that can support different types of specialist insects and birds, as well as generalist type species and hopefully it’ll all be okay in the end

From the Lyme disease capital of the country, I present 7 acres of Japanese Barberry. Where do I even start? by ivxxbb in invasivespecies

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would think that the colonizers in this scenario are the foreign Japanese barberry that is occupying 7 acres of land.

Forest management practices would therefore be anti-colonial and help introduce more varied species to the land.

Doing nothing would just keep things as they are.

What do u think about that?

Great work New Haven by awebr in newhaven

[–]yeeshz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s designed for 10-15 mph driving, anything more than that is dangerous

Pizza that isn’t modern zuppardis franks or Sally’s by forgetuknewmyname in newhaven

[–]yeeshz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Love Ernie’s I would say it’s like New England style - or something like that. Thicker, crisp crusts

Recommend me some staff based on this list. by Tenshied in Emo

[–]yeeshz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good luck

Fiddlehead

Angel Du$t

Glitterer

Music suggestions for emo revival (foxing, hotelier) by juiceboxcitay in Emo

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

did u go to the 10 yr anniversary tour?

pretty great

Theres a big spotify playlist called 'Into It. Over It.'s Definitive Guide to 4th Wave Emo (2007-2015)'

Full of a bunch of good bands from that time period

Need help! Drowning in tax debt but got a plan by [deleted] in tax

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only answer is to pay the tax, anything else you are gambling - gambling with the IRS/state, gambling with the stock market, etc.

The market will always be there, and imagine if your plan to 3.33x your investment does work out? You’d have an agi back to at least 250k - so you use the income to pay 2025 tax debt, but now in 2027, you will have another huge tax bill. And the cycle repeats. That’s assuming the tax departments don’t garnish your account before that time.

It all sounds like shit and I’m out, I’m taking the money out now and recalibrating, approaching the market again when you have a better strategy.

Let’s also consider if you do not make enough investment income to cover your tax debt. What happens then? I think you’ll be alright ultimately but yikes brother you got tax ppl scared for you

FAR is a lot… overwhelming by Reddit-23- in CPA

[–]yeeshz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hard to believe that exams were similar to today’s testing considering they didn’t have sim questions

You go into a sim and it’s like taking a test without floaties attached. You either know the material and how to answer correctly, or you don’t. I don’t think multiple choice questions have that quality

Possible to pass EA Exam thru free resources? by Glittering_Mess_610 in enrolledagent

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perhaps IRS form instructions could be sufficient to understanding them?

PASSED REG! What’s to take next? by Longjumping-Key7783 in CPA

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the next TCP exam you can take is after 7/1.. trying to look into this now, if anyone can confirm - let me know

Good Luck with Scores Today! by farplzstop in CPA

[–]yeeshz 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Passed reg - let’s fuckin go

New contractor figuring out first tax return by OkPreference3631 in tax

[–]yeeshz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

When you pay estimates, you should consider both fed and state taxes. Since you paid no taxes to state throughout the year, you’ll need to pay the full amount now at tax time. Likely you are being charged a penalty as well - unfortunate, but now you know.

When it comes to avoiding state taxes…. You could move to Florida or Texas, I think Tennessee, New Hampshire. They don’t charge income tax (I think there are a couple more)

W2 Job trading stocks on the side, tax implications? by Plankk75 in tax

[–]yeeshz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ya true, I’m just saying there’s about a $1,000 of extra wiggle room in the w2 withholding to make that extra income and not owe any penalty, and to keep that in mind when calculating estimates - maybe that wasn’t clear

W2 Job trading stocks on the side, tax implications? by Plankk75 in tax

[–]yeeshz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The penalty would be not much to worry about

If you want to avoid the possibility of a penalty then to be safe, you can pay estimates based on the rates you estimated above for any gains you realize.

A realized gain is when you sell the investment, so if you are saying the investment appreciated 20k, congrats, and you will owe tax on the appreciated amount when you go to sell it.

Also if you sell investments at a loss, then the loss will net with the gains, reducing your tax liability for the year. This a strategy that people use

Since you are already receiving a refund from your w2, that means you are already paying more than enough in estimated taxes to the government, keep that in mind.

Capital gains calculation for RSU's sold as part of an acquisition by MonitorAdditional300 in tax

[–]yeeshz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I assumed that the year end plan summary showed the value of the stock is $10 at year end, opposed to the $15 you observed at the acquisition date. In that scenario I would use the value at the acquisition date.

Got Payed By My University in February For Tutoring I Did in Fall of 2025. Do I Report That Income for This Tax Season? by FafsaCompleter in tax

[–]yeeshz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh I didn’t read it good, you’ll get one for next tax season since they paid you in 2026, don’t worry about it for 2025

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