U.S. Techs only

[Phil Bondi]

John:

Conrad is right - set up an appointment with a CPA and retain that 
person for the future(doing your taxes). This may seem like a big 
expense initially, but it is well worth the money spent up front and for 
the future. Personally, I would never attempt to do my own taxes since 
the laws and numbers seem to change monthly. I have better things to do 
than to keep up with the IRS. That's what a CPA does.

..and remember one thing: tools and parts are only 'horribly' expensive 
until you use them and get paid to use them. At that point they become a 
cheap investment for your income.

-Phil Bondi(Fl)