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re: 2023 Tax Filing

Posted by CherokeeTiger on 2/11/24 at 6:15 am
[quote]No one understands tax because the tax code is retarded and our media. You have people who actually believe businesses and the wealthy pay zero taxes and only the poor pay taxes[/quote] Financial “gurus” on social media and their loaded half-truths in the form of simplified six second vi...
I get burned out, but I’m not sure that’s the same thing. After boil, leftovers, etc. there comes a point where I just don’t want stuff to taste like crawfish for a while. Doesn’t last all that long :lol:. ...
[quote]Why are people always trying to compare it to Louisiana sausage on this board? It’s a totally different flavor, for better or worse depending on how you like it. If you like it, great. But stop trying to put it in the same category as LA[/quote] This. Conecuh is and has always been a ter...
[quote]the IRS will penalize you if your tax due exceeds $1000 when you file your 1040. [/quote] Not necessarily. You can also meet estimated tax requirements by making sure you have paid 100% of your prior year’s tax. Increases to 110% if AGI is over 150k joint / 75k separate. You can then pay y...
[quote]Should be some good deals on lightly used vehicles later this year.[/quote] I drive a ‘16 Sierra that’s paid off and has 110k miles. I got it used in ‘18. All signs currently point to me being able to get nearly what I paid for it today. I hate trying to time the market….but damn if it’s n...
#2 in most cases. Sweet cornbread has a time and a place. That place for me has always been with chili. ...
These things basically fling shite all over your tax return, turning it into something that potentially requires professional help. Some people own these within their IRA thinking they can get around it. They also can have UBTI (Unrelated Business Taxable Income) which can cause your IRA to have ...

re: What is Your Favorite Cheese?

Posted by CherokeeTiger on 2/18/23 at 4:52 am
Not sure if I would call it my “favorite cheese” but it is one of the greatest snacks of all time and came to mind: [img]https://www.babybel.com/sites/default/files/styles/467x467/public/products/IMG_Babybel_Original_cello_0.png?itok=zWQ1o_iW[/img]...
[quote]EITC. I asked our CPA about it and she legit said "What is that?" From then on, I did my own taxes.[/quote] In their defense, there are plenty of CPA’s who never see the EITC because they don’t have any clients who qualify for it. But that isn’t the same at not knowing what it is at all (m...
[quote]well thats because the industry wants to pay tax preparers fricking 50k a year when they bill out over 250k for their work.[/quote] You’re not wrong, but this is the case for any employee anywhere. You make your company money in some way or another or you wouldn’t be working for them. Ther...
Most accounting firms (mine included) are increasing their fees. Part is due to inflation, part is due to the mass exodus that has taken place in the profession and the increasing difficulty to find and keep good employees. Doubling your fees, however, is a lot and is often times an indirect way...

re: Tabasco sauce is shite

Posted by CherokeeTiger on 1/11/23 at 8:29 pm
You’re right about original Tabasco, but they make some good flavors. Their cayenne garlic and habanero flavors are two of my favorite hot sauces ever. Maybe it’s the Tabasco peppers :lol:. ...
I too use the 15 bean soup from Hurst’s. I buy the one that has the Cajun seasoning. 1 bag of beans w/ seasoning 1/2 lb bacon 1 - 2 onions depending on size Ham hocks or neck bones Cook the beans with the hocks/necks, then fry the bacon and onion with about an hour left and add to the bean...
I went the offset route because of the way I cook BBQ and the fact that it’s the sole activity for the day. In other words, I have the time required to babysit. If I were looking to do other things while the food cooked, I would easily go the pellet route. My friends have pellet grills and we...
I like channels that are down to the point with their videos. Mad Scientist BBQ is who comes to mind when I say this. He’s great at what he does and is a wealth of knowledge, but he will drag on for 45 minutes talking about a pork butt and his videos tend to miss the forest for the trees. Malcolm Re...
[quote]where/how do you get fresh crawfish in the winter? The Asian variety is all I'd be able to get here, probably frozen at that.[/quote] Order online. I usually use [link=(https://shop.lacrawfish.com/Crawfish-Tail-Meat?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIu_PUyJWa_AIV0RTUAR0yZQ7WEAAYASAAEgJgLfD_BwE)]LA Crawfis...
[quote]Old Country Brazos[/quote] What I have. Looks like you took out your deflector plate. Are you happy with the results? I’ve been wanting to do this to mine. Nice brisket. :cheers:...
[quote]When they have actual crab in them[/quote] There is a Thai restaurant in Destin (trying to remember the name) that has my favorite. They are hand made, have fresh crab meat, and the filling has a curry-type seasoning. I could eat a dozen of them and ask for more. ETA: Name is Real Thai...

re: School me on Jambalaya

Posted by CherokeeTiger on 12/11/22 at 7:52 am
[quote]Not to hijack the thread but no matter what I do my jamb never turns out brown. Frustrating! Tips?[/quote] I never got the color I really wanted without browning the onions very well. ...
[quote]Making my first gumbo[/quote] Are you inexperienced with making a roux? Maybe do what I did. The first few times I was slow and super careful with it. As I got more experience, I got faster with it. It’s not as big of a deal as people make it out to be, but it certainly does take practice ...