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Feb. 10th, 2012 07:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
janetlinIt's tax time again and I'm back at work. It's going well so far: we actually have several people who had their stuff together early this year. So I've had a few days that were significantly busier than usual for this point in February. But busy is good! I've noticed that I work faster with a big stack of files on my desk than I do with only a few. And of course, the more returns we get done sooner, the less hectic April is going to be.
We have a good temp for the front desk this year. She's organized and isn't afraid to ask questions if she isn't 100% sure about something. And![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
firey_fairy and I are both perfectly happy to answer them. We'd much rather that than listen to the wrath of AuntBoss.
I put together a client the other day whose gross income was 100k+. And they had a 13k+ refund. Damn. I would love to make that kind of money and not pay tax on it.
Our refund this year was bigger than last (woohoo, child credits!), and the very day after it came through one of our tires finally gave up the ghost. We've been watching them warily for months. One was patched a while back, one had a nail in it and couldn't be patched, our spare was gashed, and the other two were damn near bald. Thank you, tires that carry my babies and husband, for holding out so long. So with five new tires and proper alignment, the car handles beautifully now; in hindsight I realize it was really terrible before. No wonder our gas mileage was crap.
We have a good temp for the front desk this year. She's organized and isn't afraid to ask questions if she isn't 100% sure about something. And
firey_fairy and I are both perfectly happy to answer them. We'd much rather that than listen to the wrath of AuntBoss.I put together a client the other day whose gross income was 100k+. And they had a 13k+ refund. Damn. I would love to make that kind of money and not pay tax on it.
Our refund this year was bigger than last (woohoo, child credits!), and the very day after it came through one of our tires finally gave up the ghost. We've been watching them warily for months. One was patched a while back, one had a nail in it and couldn't be patched, our spare was gashed, and the other two were damn near bald. Thank you, tires that carry my babies and husband, for holding out so long. So with five new tires and proper alignment, the car handles beautifully now; in hindsight I realize it was really terrible before. No wonder our gas mileage was crap.
