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>It amazes me how some people who have really simple tax forms still pay accountants.. My W2 is "simple" (single, no kids, etc.) but I give it to an accountant
by vdnkh 11y ago
>It amazes me how some people who have really simple tax forms still pay accountants..
My W2 is "simple" (single, no kids, etc.) but I give it to an accountant anyway. Costs $30 or so but the accountant knows certain tricks to maximize my tax return. Not illegal, but she knows how broad exemptions can be. For example, I work from home some days. I built a new computer. Technically, it's exempt because it's a work expense.
- Taylor_OD 11y agoWould she be interested in another simple W2 customer? First year filing taxes. One job. No kids. Single.
- mkaziz 11y agoHow much do you reckon you save by going through an accountant instead of doing it yourself?
- rhino369 11y ago30 dollars is insanely cheap. And technically a new computer that is sometimes used to work from home is not a work expense unless you own your own business and use it >50% of the time. She's betting you won't get audited.
- brianwawok 11y ago> Technically, it's exempt because it's a work expense. Ever play a game on it? Opps, it is no longer a work expense. Minor tax fraud is not exactly a "trick", anyone can do it!