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Tanteikingdomkey wrote:

invalidname wrote: Hate to say it, but I was actually kind of interested the guys talking about their taxes (I cringed when Zac said he has a "box of receipts" that is apparently only dealt with annually), but yeah, personal finances are probably not something you want to be broadcasting to a mass audience. Ya do not get me started on mine which I really need to start dealing with a lot more...

I give props to those itemizing their taxes. I would find it hard to keep all of the receipts I have throughout the year either without losing them or just feeling like throwing them away. But depending on what you do for a living it can definitely get you much more money back.

invalidname wrote:

Hate to say it, but I was actually kind of interested the guys talking about their taxes (I cringed when Zac said he has a "box of receipts" that is apparently only dealt with annually), but yeah, personal finances are probably not something you want to be broadcasting to a mass audience.

Lord, I remember helping my wife with her taxes when she was running a small boutique ... while not identical, I'm confident that people who earn a lot of their income as independent contractors working on a project basis have much bigger headaches come tax time than most ordinary working stiffs.

Actually, we don't have a bigger headache at tax time, per se, because after a certain point, you have to adopt processes of continually accounting for your business revenues and expenses, which means setting up separate bank accounts and credit cards for your LLC or S-corp, keeping their own books (probably with QuickBooks or Account Edge), and paying monthly estimated taxes to the feds and possibly your state. So, since you're doing it all the time anyways, there's not that big a crunch at tax time (this is why I cringed at the thought of Zac having to take on a year's worth of business expense receipts all at once). Of course, after a while, you're big enough to hire an accountant, and then it's her problem.

invalidname wrote:

Actually, we don't have a bigger headache at tax time, per se, because after a certain point, you have to adopt processes of continually accounting for your business revenues and expenses, which means setting up separate bank accounts and credit cards for your LLC or S-corp, keeping their own books (probably with QuickBooks or Account Edge), and paying monthly estimated taxes to the feds and possibly your state. So, since you're doing it all the time anyways, there's not that big a crunch at tax time (this is why I cringed at the thought of Zac having to take on a year's worth of business expense receipts all at once). Of course, after a while, you're big enough to hire an accountant, and then it's her problem.

For the record, I do organize month by month by expenditure type, so it's not like the box is unorganized. I just have to start adding, really. Once I get down to business I can be generally done with my taxes in about 2-3 hours.

As far as Fujoshi and Moe Otaku unite concept it'd be great but there's I think some differing meanings of what is meant by Moe when dealing with Moe Otaku or Fujoshi so it's a diffrnce of terms in those two groups.

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As far as Fujoshi and Moe Otaku unite concept it'd be great but there's I think some differing meanings of what is meant by Moe when dealing with Moe Otaku or Fujoshi so it's a diffrnce of terms in those two groups.

That won't happen. In order to be an Otaku, one MUST have a violent and misogynistic, almost worrying hatred of real-life women. Just stroll on over to /a/ and you'll see plenty of proof.

Otaku and Fujoshi will never unite. One wishes to see the other DEAD.

In order to be an Otaku, one MUST have a violent and misogynistic, almost worrying hatred of real-life women. Just stroll on over to /a/ and you'll see plenty of proof.

That won't happen. In order to be an Otaku, one MUST have a violent and misogynistic, almost worrying hatred of real-life women. Just stroll on over to /a/ and you'll see plenty of proof.

Otaku and Fujoshi will never unite. One wishes to see the other DEAD.