Gail in Virginia

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Thank you all! I did have a happy birthday - I survived another year! :lol:

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I do hope that in addition to not putting your own money into maintaining the forum, you are taking a stipend to compensate you for all the time that you spend catering to our whims about this valuable tool! Please let us know before funds get low so we can kick in to maintain this board!

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We have a person in our office who does not prepare any income tax returns - 1040 or otherwise. However, she does prepare 941, 940 etc. for clients we do payroll for and therefore she has a PTIN. Will she eventually be required to take the new tests to keep her PTIN even thought the tests will not be on the type of returns that she prepares?

My husband and I will celebrate 25 years on the 25th day of this month. All these 50+ anniversaries make me feel like we are just getting started!

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What a cutie! I can see how he gets around his grandma - you just want to hug him! :)

Belated to you!

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I got all twelve of these, and my 18 year old son got about half! I don't think you have to be that old to know about some of this. Fun quiz :D

I am sure we have all wanted to scream that at one or more clients every year. I just did not expect to see that from Catherine! If that woman knew what a good shot Catherine is she might be a little more careful... just kidding! Although I have one or two clients that it is fun to fantasize chasing with a shotgun! :P

I had one a couple of years ago, and when the IRS requested more information about the insolvency, I listed the assets (cash, bank account, trailer, cars, etc.) and the liabilities (mostly various credit cards) and never had any problem.

A belated to you!

A belated to you!