Keeping printer ink cartridges good
We are full time and are still in the Yuma area. I just bought new ink cartridges to do my taxes at the end of February. Today I tried to print and the black cartridge is barely printing. It’s not th...
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2oldman wrote:
Do your taxes online.
Even doing taxes online you SHOULD STILL PRINT OUT A HARD COPY and retain that documentation for 7 yrs.
IRS or State would have a field day if you are not able to reproduce your documents in the even of an audit..
Online stuff HAS a "habit" of "disappearing" into thin air.
But, I personally take my tax stuff to a paid prepairer, I just have way too many financial complications to bother with DIY approach.. One mistake could have very large repercussions and my paid professional prepairer would end up being in the hot seat for any mistakes..
My prepairer submits my taxes online on my behalf AND I get a nice neat folder with a copy of all of the forms printed out for my records.
I drop all of my information off and less than two days later I get a phone call to stop in and sign and pay for services rendered..
The online DIY approach has LIMITED LIABILITIES that you agreed to when using them (read the TOS), and my paid preparer only costs $20 more than most paid DIY online services..
