16 Oct
2007
16 Oct
'07
8:32 a.m.
Is there anyone in here who is qualified to give advice on
taxes? I've made a few computer kits and am still deep into the
hole. No money made, so no profit. I want to know what to expect I
have to do for the tax man. A lot of money has changed hands with no
gains for me. I hope I don't owe anyone anything.
I've got a few more computer kits on the back burner, but its not
worth it to me to continue if there are tax implications.
Not trying to get free services, just free advice. : ) Respond off
list if you want to help a fellow vintage computer guy.
Grant
16 Oct
16 Oct
9:18 a.m.
At 10:32 PM -0800 10/15/07, Grant Stockly wrote:
Is there anyone in here who is qualified to give advice
on taxes?
I've made a few computer kits and am still deep into the hole. No
money made, so no profit. I want to know what to expect I have to
do for the tax man. A lot of money has changed hands with no gains
for me. I hope I don't owe anyone anything.
I've got a few more computer kits on the back burner, but its not
worth it to me to continue if there are tax implications.
Not trying to get free services, just free advice. : ) Respond off
list if you want to help a fellow vintage computer guy.
Grant
You might want to mention what Country (and if in the US, what State)
you're in. Good question, I'd think it is close enough to being on
topic to be suitable for the cctalk list. I know I'm curious.
Zane
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9:24 a.m.
On Tue, 16 Oct 2007, Zane H. Healy wrote:
You might want to mention what Country (and if in the
US, what State)
you're in. Good question, I'd think it is close enough to being on
topic to be suitable for the cctalk list. I know I'm curious.
Given that he's the one behind the new Altair kits, I hope it's on topic.
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