Margaret CPA in OH

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Another caution is to be sure that the money has not been donated for a charitable contribution but specified for an individual to receive. The governing body must have full control over the funds. If a particular donor wrote on a check something like "for John Smith," I would be cautious.

That was fun! I remember far too many of those, too...

I have done a similar thing a few years ago for a small non-profit. I sent 3 together with a cover letter stating volunteers, etc. and asked consideration for abatement of penalties and interest. They had no tax liability, however, so it may have been easier than if there was tax owed. It worked for me.

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:bday: and many more and thanks for all you do for all of us!

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Yes, thanks, Catherine. And congratulations on being asked to return. That speaks so well of you and your expertise. I'm eager to listen and learn and look forward to subsequent broadcasts!

Thanks, Catherine! Booger for SURE and I are looking forward to the replay. Good phrase, that, "timing-impaired clients." That doesn't cover the catalog of impairments for them or me but is a phrase I shall certainly keep in mind!

I am so bummed! A client called about 3 and proceeded to go through, practically line by line, her return. " I came up with more tax than you...What do you mean there is 0% tax on the $2012 of qualified dividends?" Sigh... I do hope you get a tape or they have a podcast or something for those of us who missed your stunning (per Taxbilly) debut!

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Congratulations! How exciting that we have amongst us a media celebrity! I plan to listen and learn.

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