tax accomplished

[layne67]

I did it.

It's done.

My tax returns. All the forms completed and signed, ready to be mailed after 4 months lying in my drawer. Oh how I hate doing that ( the filling-up, not the procrastination ). Almost as much as I hate cleaning the toilet. But it's all done now. Into the mailbox today. To clog the postal service along with the other-wait-until the-last-minute-taxpayers.

Yay!

Comments

[suzy-74.livejournal.com]

Haha, I am going to do that today. Don´t know if this works the same way in different countries, but I´m gonna check the form and see if my income is right and perhaps if there are some way to get more money back from the tax. Quite boring. But if I can get more money back, it´s worth the trouble. Going to need some help though, my brother is coming over in a bit and look over my papers.

[layne67.livejournal.com]

Oh, is your brother an accountant? How lucky of you to have him help you out. I have to get a tax accountant to help me. Hopefully I can do it on my own next year because that lady charged a lot!

All the books that I've bought but havent read yet came in useful when it comes to tax rebate. I'd rather use the money to buy books than pay taxes!!

[suzy-74.livejournal.com]

All done, there really wasn´t much to do. And no my brother is not an accounter. But I felt that I needed a little help.

I think these things works very differently from country to country. Um, and I can´t even explain how it works here, my stupid english dictionary don´t cover these words. How annoying. Maybe I need to buy a new one that can deal with economics and business and such.

You can tax rebate for books that you have bought? The only thing I can rebate is for the gas I use when I drive to and from work, that´s pretty much all. And I need to "declare" (?) if I have sold some stocks and I earned/lost money for that sale. That was what I needed help with.

Good news is though that I will get some money back, not much but it´s better than to have to pay more at least.
=)

[layne67.livejournal.com]

You can tax rebate for books that you have bought?
Yup. Good excuse to buy more books eh.