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Thank you very much. In return, I'll share http://taxsites.com/

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Before I'd rely on the IRS, I'd check with a group you belong to such as NAEA or NATP. Especially if you have a local chapter so already know which preparers might have similar clients. Jainen's suggestion to see a tax preparer is a good one. You need to find someone who you can sit with face-to-face or talk on the telephone or chat/IM in real time who prepares returns for civilian employees of the military overseas, in and out of war zones. They might mentor you for free, but even if you pay them for their time and oversight you'll get value for your money on your own return and develop a new niche for business. Start with who hired your husband; ask if he's heard where employees get their returns prepared. Have your husband talk to his new co-workers to ask the same question. Also, look for courses, probably online or pre-recorded, on the topic. Do searches on other message boards. Good luck to your husband and to you.

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Hey, Jainen, Sara is one of us trying to learn about a new-to-her tax situation because it's her husband's/her own now. She is reading and listening and knows she "needs to go see a tax preparer." That's shy she's posting here. She could use some guidance from someone who's familiar with civilian employees for our military in Iraq. (I'm not that person, but someone/some people on this board probably are.) If you could help her focus her reading and if our experts in this situation would jump in, Sara will develop a new area of knowledge helpful not only to her but to her clients as well.

mail2web.com is a site that's supposed to let you access you e-mail account with any provider on their web site. Just an interim suggestion to let you get into your mail account to see if you need to adjust settings.

But, you have to agree that it WOULD work!

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The client called you from her sick bed, right? So, you're calling the auditor to meet her at her office, right? With only the info requested in the letters. Your answers are yes, no, and I'll contact my client when she's feeling better and get back to you. You'll hand over items as she asks for each one. Good luck.

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Don't use Hotmail, but maybe uninstall and then redownload Hotmail. (Something in your file is missing or not going to the right place.) Good luck.

Gee, and I usually check Snopes first. But, I was more concerned with the attitude of the piece than whether or not it came from the proposed source. Guess I'll have to keep looking for a candidate.

Well, he has a few things I disagree with, some rather severely. But, I like his general attitude of taking care of USA first. If we can't be strong and financially healthy and united, then we won't be very efficient at taking care of the rest of the world, anyway! Let's fix this country first. I might vote for him.

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Wow!

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CT is doing employment audits, as well as the CT Dept. of Labor. They're looking for misclassified employees. And, sales tax. They've politely been called the "Audits from Hxxl." Audit department went from only 10 employees to 30 or 40. It was suggested by a lawyer speaking at a CtSEA meeting that we warn our small businesses to keep Form CT-W4 forever.

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