I have shopped for Bestmark for 2 years now. I think they're great! I've never had a problem and the schedulers are as nice as could be. They pay promptly and often. I wish they had more shops in my area .
They took 30 minutes to say I was initially approved.
It then took 3 months and hundreds of hours and constant reassuring that I would be approved before being rejected.
I asked at least four times if we should stop because the process was intolerable. They assured me I was in good standing and they just needed to get the documents. After all that and $500 in expenses, I was turned down.
This group is not trustworthy. If you have any other options....TAKE THEM!
No, thank goodness! Although I always fear that I will be.
A friend of mine was audited over some of her deductions and ultimately told "no, you can't do that." She appealed -- and the second auditor said "yes you CAN do that" and also pointed out several other deductions my friend could take. Win-win!
But you have to admit that some of it is helpful and in fact true. If you are an environmentalist some of the issues might concern you but if you are trying to quit some of the facts are useful.
Don't be stuck inside. Bundle up and get the hell out there! Go skating, sledding, hiking, snowshoeing, skiiing, play in the snow, have the kids examine snowflakes with a magnifying class or help shovel...there are sooo many choices. The saying "there is no such things as bad weather only inappropriate clothing choices" comes to mind.
This is a list of really great ideas but getting outside on a wintry day will make the homemade hot chocolate taste all the better!
No, I always figure I don't make enough money for it to be worth it to the IRS. However, I do believe in keeping good records for tax purposes and I do take advantage of every tax break I qualify for.
that's awesome, I just finished ALLmy debt at "debt free at 53!!!" I have increased my savings to 38% investments, bitcoins, etc. etc., I love what I do so I think 20 more years would be great, I will tell you best thing I set up. evry 5th week take mini or big vaction to somewhere, nowhere, everywhere, always excited never bored, and now I have a reason to work for ME
I'm trying to set a new habit of going to be earlier, getting up earlier, and getting some work done before my family gets up in the morning. I've cut it up into 3 pieces and so far, I'm still working on the "getting up earlier"! I find that even though I get to bed earlier, I'm still sleeping until my normal wake-up time on most mornings. Maybe I needed more sleep than I was getting before.
I have shopped for Bestmark for 2 years now. I think they're great! I've never had a problem and the schedulers are as nice as could be. They pay promptly and often. I wish they had more shops in my area .
They took 30 minutes to say I was initially approved.
It then took 3 months and hundreds of hours and constant reassuring that I would be approved before being rejected.
I asked at least four times if we should stop because the process was intolerable. They assured me I was in good standing and they just needed to get the documents. After all that and $500 in expenses, I was turned down.
This group is not trustworthy. If you have any other options....TAKE THEM!
I'm a fan and I also Tweeted, but the Rafflecopter won't believe me.... :-(
https://twitter.com/DLFreedman/status/435856123401207808
No, thank goodness! Although I always fear that I will be.
A friend of mine was audited over some of her deductions and ultimately told "no, you can't do that." She appealed -- and the second auditor said "yes you CAN do that" and also pointed out several other deductions my friend could take. Win-win!
Knock on wood, I haven't been audited by the IRS. I fill out my tax returns as accurately and completely as is humanly possible.
I have never been audited by the IRS
Yes and I hope to never be again. It involved filing a lot of paperwork!
Thankfully I have never been audited. Not that it would matter (other than the time).
But you have to admit that some of it is helpful and in fact true. If you are an environmentalist some of the issues might concern you but if you are trying to quit some of the facts are useful.
No, I haven't and hope I will not in the future
Nope.
Nope!
No, never. And for that I am truly thankful!
I have never been audited, and I hope I never will!
Don't be stuck inside. Bundle up and get the hell out there! Go skating, sledding, hiking, snowshoeing, skiiing, play in the snow, have the kids examine snowflakes with a magnifying class or help shovel...there are sooo many choices. The saying "there is no such things as bad weather only inappropriate clothing choices" comes to mind.
This is a list of really great ideas but getting outside on a wintry day will make the homemade hot chocolate taste all the better!
No, I always figure I don't make enough money for it to be worth it to the IRS. However, I do believe in keeping good records for tax purposes and I do take advantage of every tax break I qualify for.
Thankfully I have not! My return is pretty simple and I'm not doing anything shady, so hopefully I'll never be at high-risk for an audit!
that's awesome, I just finished ALLmy debt at "debt free at 53!!!" I have increased my savings to 38% investments, bitcoins, etc. etc., I love what I do so I think 20 more years would be great, I will tell you best thing I set up. evry 5th week take mini or big vaction to somewhere, nowhere, everywhere, always excited never bored, and now I have a reason to work for ME
Never have been audited, hope I never am! :) If you're honest every year, there's no worries.
Never been audited and I dont know anyone that has either.
I have never been audited, and I hope I never am! Although I've done nothing wrong and have lots of receipts, it still seems super time-consuming.
No, no used furniture! BED BUGS!!!
I'm trying to set a new habit of going to be earlier, getting up earlier, and getting some work done before my family gets up in the morning. I've cut it up into 3 pieces and so far, I'm still working on the "getting up earlier"! I find that even though I get to bed earlier, I'm still sleeping until my normal wake-up time on most mornings. Maybe I needed more sleep than I was getting before.
No, thank goodness!
No, I haven't been audited.