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<blockquote data-quote="John SD" data-source="post: 1120416" data-attributes="member: 14713"><p>Neighbor lady a couple years older than me has done my taxes since I started filing over 30 yrs ago. I'd be lost without her and it would be really tough to start with someone new. IMO, she is very thorough and charged what I consider a modest $150. I hope she doesn't retire until I expire!</p><p></p><p>My tax deal settled down quite a bit from last year. With my land sale, I paid megabucks in 2012 income tax. :yuck: :shock: Paid $0 tax in 2013 but did pay in for Social Security. 8) </p><p></p><p> The Kubota and new rake and snowblower all help considerably on the depreciation schedule. I could have bought a new pickup, but can't honestly say I actually need one. I put about 2000 miles on the pickup last year. Just don't have a need for a pickup much anymore.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John SD, post: 1120416, member: 14713"] Neighbor lady a couple years older than me has done my taxes since I started filing over 30 yrs ago. I'd be lost without her and it would be really tough to start with someone new. IMO, she is very thorough and charged what I consider a modest $150. I hope she doesn't retire until I expire! My tax deal settled down quite a bit from last year. With my land sale, I paid megabucks in 2012 income tax. :yuck: :shock: Paid $0 tax in 2013 but did pay in for Social Security. 8) The Kubota and new rake and snowblower all help considerably on the depreciation schedule. I could have bought a new pickup, but can't honestly say I actually need one. I put about 2000 miles on the pickup last year. Just don't have a need for a pickup much anymore. [/QUOTE]
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