When I call the IRS to make sure that my client has all of the information they need to be compliant with the tax law and the IRS is closed.....yeah, I feel it. Considering that we have less than 2 weeks before the due date for personal extensions......
Don't want to make this political here, it is what it is like it or not. What I want to know is how many of us are feeling a DIRECT impact from the shutdown.
For me it is zero. In fact today we saw a convoy of military vehicles going to Mount Yonah from the Army Ranger station in Dahlonega for rappeling training. The mountain used to be closed to the public but opened for hiking a couple of years ago, I can see it from my house and regularly use it for training for "my" recon team for CERT. Extreme terrain and beautiful vacation homes and rentals, pretty remote, awesome views, great potential to get lost, hurt or killed. :lol:
I may go hiking in the National Forest this weekend because there will be no one there to collect my $3 parking fee. I might even catch a trout or two and not tell anyone.
NONE - I'd like to see it stay the way it is so we, the nation, can spend a little less money for a change.
It allows me to go to a women's lib get-together and say "damn Republicans and their shutdown" to get free hippie-chick strange.
Then I nut on her face, super-glue a picture of Tucker Carlson on the back of her head, and leave.
Is looking at Tucker Carlson what enables you to get your nut off?
I stopped doing a lot of extensions since I got tired of saying, "now this isn't a six month interest-free loan...".
Fortunately most of my clients get a refund.
Must be nice. I still have about 20 clients that need to bring in their information, one that dropped off today and about a dozen that will need transcripts before I can do a reasonable return.
Aside from that I'm starting to get used to saying "$20k isn't really that bad considering how much you brought in. Keep in mind that if you'd actually made those estimates it wouldn't be that bad."
You try too hard.It allows me to go to a women's lib get-together and say "damn Republicans and their shutdown" to get free hippie-chick strange.
Then I nut on her face, super-glue a picture of Tucker Carlson on the back of her head, and leave.
Re-read the order of events.
You're the one carrying around a Tucker Carlson picture in case you have sex. Apparently, regarldess of the order, sex and Tucker Carlson go hand in hand to you?
You should realize that it doesn't work that way.
Only a liberal would look at government spending as "costing" people money - yeah the far too many govt employees but for the other 99%ers out there its a SAVINGS.
So you believe that 99% of the people in the United States either don't work for the government or don't work for a compay that has a contract with a government agency or supply a company that has a government contract... you are so far partisan that you don't know the truth.
Well they say 800,000 are impacted, and 1% is over 3 million. Duh
Tomarrow morning I will be told if drill has been cancled for this month. If it has then I will be able to work over the weekend and make an extra $400-$600. I just loove a good shut-down.Don't want to make this political here, it is what it is like it or not. What I want to know is how many of us are feeling a DIRECT impact from the shutdown.
For me it is zero. In fact today we saw a convoy of military vehicles going to Mount Yonah from the Army Ranger station in Dahlonega for rappeling training. The mountain used to be closed to the public but opened for hiking a couple of years ago, I can see it from my house and regularly use it for training for "my" recon team for CERT. Extreme terrain and beautiful vacation homes and rentals, pretty remote, awesome views, great potential to get lost, hurt or killed. :lol:
I may go hiking in the National Forest this weekend because there will be no one there to collect my $3 parking fee. I might even catch a trout or two and not tell anyone.
My employer primeraly performs government contract work. We're steeming ahead like nothing happened.So you believe that 99% of the people in the United States either don't work for the government or don't work for a compay that has a contract with a government agency or supply a company that has a government contract... you are so far partisan that you don't know the truth.
My employer primeraly performs government contract work. We're steeming ahead like nothing happened.
Did you forget that there are 51 governments in the United States? Only one of them shut down.
Don't want to make this political here, it is what it is like it or not. What I want to know is how many of us are feeling a DIRECT impact from the shutdown.
For me it is zero. In fact today we saw a convoy of military vehicles going to Mount Yonah from the Army Ranger station in Dahlonega for rappeling training. The mountain used to be closed to the public but opened for hiking a couple of years ago, I can see it from my house and regularly use it for training for "my" recon team for CERT. Extreme terrain and beautiful vacation homes and rentals, pretty remote, awesome views, great potential to get lost, hurt or killed. :lol:
I may go hiking in the National Forest this weekend because there will be no one there to collect my $3 parking fee. I might even catch a trout or two and not tell anyone.
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