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do you do your own taxes or pay someone?
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Posted by mjbrown on April 15, 2006 at 05:20:09 from (64.179.13.121):
Just finished mine. What a headache! I used Turbo Tax but it was
still a convoluted mess. Since I own and live on a farm (160 acres)
but work full time in town I rent most of it to my neighbor, it
makes it what is called a passive activity. It doesn't feel passive
when I'm picking stones, cleaning tile outlets, clearing brush and
hedgrows, putting in tile and mowing lane ways. Anyway it seems
to make it a night mare to figure out the taxes since the IRS thinks
I'm a doctor looking for a way to bleed off some income. I'm
begining to think I should hire it done and save my self the stress.
Even though I followed all the instructions I'm not convinced I
haven't screwed somthing up.
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