Driving to get a haircut, passed an electronic billboard with some picture I couldn't make out with the words "If he's still in, we're still in" with the three meme stocks underneath
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Driving to get a haircut, passed an electronic billboard with some picture I couldn't make out with the words "If he's still in, we're still in" with the three meme stocks underneath
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That ADA trade is a good one. Are you in from below or bagholding from 2018 back up to a reasonable price?
I got back into AAVE on the dip and also picked up ZRX, UMA, and SOL. Exited XLM for like 30% (avg around like 25c) even though I had sells all the way up to like 80c just because it refuses to move. Also exited 100% of my (very large) XTZ bags with a sad face. Profit, but never lived to see $5.
The DeFi bubble has a ways to go yet. I want to be in to catch the next few legs up.
I can't imagine anyone paying H&R only $50. When hubby and I were younger he was 1099, so we went to H&R since I was nervous about filing my own taxes then. Dude charged $250. That's really what got me into saying, no fuck it, I will learn how to do this shit.
That would have been over 10 years ago.
edit: Not only that H&R has an online system similar to turbo tax. They charged last I remember like $40-$50. No way are they going to give the same price for physical walk-ins.
And the free is only for people who basically have only w2's to file. If you have a mortgage, you don't count.
[edit] there are some places that offer free for both, but that usually has income caps, and such. I dunno if either H&R and Turbo Tax does, since I don't qualify for that, so never bothered checking.
Yeah same, the second I have to put student loan stuff in TurboTax makes me have to buy some tier of service. I start with the free version, finish with a paid one. It's usually $40ish
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Also to be clear, this is for state. Fed is free. To get state free is for simple returns only. That's how they make their money in this online stuff from the average user. Because who is going to just do Fed when you can do both at the same time?
As people have said, $250-300 is probably on the higher end for a complicated but not overwrought return (Mortgage, heavy investing, itemized), $150-200 or less for a simple return.
I have paid nothing as he is the accountant for our company and has been for a decade. This year I'll probably get a bill for 200 or so because we restructured the business and I had a bunch of other shit to account for.
I was swinging it since last month when it was 29 cents, but decided to toss a few grand worth of eth around 32 cents once it built decent support and read about their updates. I've been staking it for 7.79% APY since. About the updates, the one that caught my eye was Goguen. Basically it allows normies to write smart contracts/build dapps, so it has a ton of potential. I'd buy the dip man. Yeah, I almost bought AAVE yesterday but stuck with GRT.
Edit: It just touched 66 cents lol. This is an excellent hold.
Live in Florida, no state income taxes babeeeee
Also no income because I am poor so kinda balances out
Anyone here use bittrex?
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BTC needs to slow the fuck down lol. But yeah, hopefully it will build strong support around the 40kish.
The fight is on:
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The federal tax program has an EZ mode if you make sub 65k filing single (forget joint filing number) and a free Hardcore mode for anyone over 65k. I have never paid IL state taxes using a similar online system, but not sure how Cali does theirs.
Just a lot of extra schedules for me to piece together, but I don't have access to loopholes since I'm so basic.
@40k a pop god I fucking love this game