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04-05-2004, 10:26 PM
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 Re: Typical fees for CPA? NO RESPONSES WILL BE POSTED - quote - > ================================================== ==========
It was indeed humor and thanks for recognizing as such.> Moderator: > While I am not averse to slurs against damnyankees, I am > normally intorerant of political slurs (unless they are > directed against the Congress or against Willie and the > Supremes). However, I smiled over the slur of "Demicrack". > So in a rare moment of fairness (not to be viewed as a > precedent), anyone with a humorous slur of the terms > Republican, Libertarian, etc. gets a ONE-TIME free shot. > Offer expires at 12:01am on Sunday, 4 April 2004. > ================================================== =========== Heck, I even grew up Democrat; everybody in the South was. Then. Sometimes a client will call or stop by with a document in hand and ask if I'm a notary public. I set them straight of course and inform them no, but what you're thinkng of is "notorious republican." Funny how times change. Cheer$$, Harlan Lunsford, EA n LA << -------------------------------------------------> << The Charter and the Guidelines for submitting > << messages to this newsgroup are at www.asktax.org > << -------------------------------------------------> |
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04-02-2004, 11:19 PM
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| Re: Typical fees for CPA? ================================================== ========== Moderator: This is a frivilous tangent of a serious dialogue. ================================================== ========== - quote - > > > > Better retract that - here in MI Just about all CPAs offer
Exactly what I would have guessed, Mr Mod. And I haven't> > > > e-filing - Mandated by the State here as well as CA and I > > > > think 3-5 other states. > > > Retraction duly posted. Historically as we know, though, > > > CPA's have been against Efiling, as I suspect most still > > > are. But we all will get dragged into the electronic age, > > > kickng and screaming. > > > > > Aren't you glad I didn't say something about those "liberal > > > states up nawth"? (grin > > Go ahead and make my day - BTW I am a registered Democrat > > (probablly the last one in our profession) Up North here and > > it gets even worse - I'm the product of a mixed marriage - > > I'm Half Upper and Half Troll. > > > Other than someone from Michigan can anyone tell me just > > what that means??? > Upper refers to the Upper Peninsula (aka Baja Wisconsin) > Troll probably refers to someone who lives under the > bridge to Canada. even BEEN in that state since maybe... once.. in 1953. But Mark, you are not the lone Demicrack on this board. There is one more I believe out in ORE Be gone. ORE be yond? (THINK MW) Cheer$$, Harlan Lunsford ================================================== ========== Moderator: While I am not averse to slurs against damnyankees, I am normally intorerant of political slurs (unless they are directed against the Congress or against Willie and the Supremes). However, I smiled over the slur of "Demicrack". So in a rare moment of fairness (not to be viewed as a precedent), anyone with a humorous slur of the terms Republican, Libertarian, etc. gets a ONE-TIME free shot. Offer expires at 12:01am on Sunday, 4 April 2004. ================================================== =========== << -------------------------------------------------> << The Charter and the Guidelines for submitting > << messages to this newsgroup are at www.asktax.org > << -------------------------------------------------> |
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04-01-2004, 12:50 PM
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| Re: Typical fees for CPA? "Harlan Lunsford" <lunstax[at]bellsouth.net> wrote: - quote - > Mark Rigotti, CPA wrote:
Harlan,> > "Harlan Lunsford" <lunstax[at]bellsouth.net> wrote: > > > "\\"John M.\" wrote: > > > > I have a "plain vanilla" 1040 and state tax return. W2 > > > > income only, no property, no investments, no itemized > > > > deductions, etc. I normally use TurboTax, but my W2 income > > > > has increased to the point where I just feel safer using a > > > > professional (just paranoid I guess). What can I expect to > > > > pay for something llike this? Also, do most CPA's offer > > > > E-filing? Thanks for your help. --- John > > > I think I'm safe in saying that most CPA's do not offer E > > > filing. However most Enrolled Agents (EA's) do. Plus, EA's > > > are generally less expensive than CPA's. For one near you, > > > look at www.naea.org > > > > > Seriously, I'm not knocking CPA's; some of my good friends > > > ARE CPA's. But in your situation an EA or actually a large > > > tax prep chain might do just as well, well, they WILL do > > > just as well. > > Better retract that - here in MI Just about all CPAs offer > > e-filing - Mandated by the State here as well as CA and I > > think 3-5 other states. > Retraction duly posted. Historically as we know, though, > CPA's have been against Efiling, as I suspect most still > are. But we all will get dragged into the electronic age, > kickng and screaming. > Aren't you glad I didn't say something about those "liberal > states up nawth"? (grin Go ahead and make my day - BTW I am a registered Democrat (probablly the last one in our profession) Up North here and it gets even worse - I'm the product of a mixed marriage - I'm Half Upper and Half Troll. Other than someone from Michigan can anyone tell me just what that means??? -- Regards, Mark Rigotti ================================================== ========== Moderator: Upper refers to the Upper Peninsula (aka Baja Wisconsin) Troll probably refers to someone who lives under the bridge to Canada. ================================================== ========== << -------------------------------------------------> << The Charter and the Guidelines for submitting > << messages to this newsgroup are at www.asktax.org > << -------------------------------------------------> |
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