IRS Form 1040 Schedule C and then some

[paul bruesch]

And if your client "just has one sticky key" he'd hate to call you out at
$??/hour and he doesn't learn anything, so he (incorrectly) fixes it
himself, except it makes it worse, and he winds up paying you more in the
end, which is what can happen to you if you solicit (incorrect) tax advice
from non-tax professionals... except you don't just pay MORE, you pay LOTS
MORE!

Paul Bruesch
Stillwater, MN

On Jan 14, 2008 3:54 PM, Terence Miller <innuuuu at yahoo.com> wrote:

>
> It pains me to have to go to 'a tax professional' just to get an answer to
> one question. My questions pop up at odd times, and not necessarily when I'm
> talking to a tax professional. And if I have my taxes done by somebody,
> then I really haven't learned anything, and the door is closed to new
> questions until next tax season...or meeting at $ ??/hour.
>
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