Bringing it Home!!

[mcb39]

It seems that we have come full circle as tomorrow we elect a new President and we also start classes for the 2024 Income Tax Year.  Little by little, I am getting ready for the new year, which I hope won't be my last.  I nearly didn't make it through 2024 and am very grateful to be here.  It doesn't take a lot of strength and breathing to sit in a chair all day preparing tax returns and visiting with clients.  However, it takes a fair amount of brain power and stamina and I have been preparing my body ever since July.  I lost a lot of color in my hair while in the hospital; but I learned a lot about breathing.  I practice breathing every day.  I follow this board every single day and couldn't do this job without all of you.  So, Thank you all for contributing; answering and asking the questions that spur me to research.  I am thankful for so many things and I feel that it would be wrong not to share my knowledge with those who need it.  I anticipate a tough tax season.  So, let's keep on keeping on.

[Lee B]

Marilyn, your level of determination and willingness to push yourself is life lesson for all of us.

Good Luck and I wish you the best of tax seasons.

[kathyc2]

At the risk of derailing a topic, WI Dept of Revenue rocks!  Answered within a couple minutes and told me exactly what I needed to do to rectify a notice for a non-resident client.  

You are beyond lucky to have your home state agents!

[mcb39]

20 minutes ago, kathyc2 said:

At the risk of derailing a topic, WI Dept of Revenue rocks!  Answered within a couple minutes and told me exactly what I needed to do to rectify a notice for a non-resident client.  

You are beyond lucky to have your home state agents!

I totally agree.  I just had an involved sales tax issue and a call that was taken by a real live person, was handled quickly and to our satisfaction.  I have always found them reasonable and easy to deal with.