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one-eyed fat man Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Mar-11-10 03:30 PM
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27. There's an interesting question
Edited on Thu Mar-11-10 03:31 PM by one-eyed fat man
Most places if you have to provide your own tools to work, the cost of those tools is tax deductible.

Tools are an employee business expense that are reported on form 2106 which then carries to Schedule A itemized deductions. Employee business expenses must exceed 2% of you adjusted gross income before they start to count. A short-barreled shotgun might be tough to make the 2%, even adding the tax. But cough up 18K for a nice Thompson and I bet it makes it! Clothing counts too, if it's uniform and/or something not generally able to be worn away from work. So do you deduct the Class II vest as clothing or protective equipment?

Where are the CPA's who know the answers to those questions?

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  -Remington Shotguns for the Department of Education oneshooter  Mar-10-10 05:54 PM   #0 
  - Was this contract originated under the Chimpministration?  Sebastian Doyle   Mar-10-10 06:01 PM   #1 
  - No it is recent, under the OBama administration  oneshooter   Mar-10-10 06:09 PM   #2 
  - Correct; post date is March 8, 2010  Euromutt   Mar-11-10 02:42 AM   #10 
  - Probably not with the delivery set for Chicago IL.  AtheistCrusader   Mar-10-10 06:09 PM   #3 
  - Oh .....well...... thats different  Katya Mullethov   Mar-10-10 06:26 PM   #4 
  - Fuck me!  Glassunion   Mar-10-10 07:02 PM   #5 
     - Maybe Arne Duncan needs them  Sebastian Doyle   Mar-10-10 07:40 PM   #6 
  - No. Under the One Big Ass Mistake America administration.  aliendroid   Mar-11-10 03:24 PM   #26 
  - First the IRS and now DOE gets 14 inch barrel shotguns. Maybe that  Bold Lib   Mar-10-10 07:51 PM   #7 
  - Ya thunk? 8>) n/t  PavePusher   Mar-10-10 08:39 PM   #8 
  - That's just the rule for US.  Callisto32   Mar-11-10 08:02 AM   #13 
  - 14." Elmer Fudd quail guns.  SteveM   Mar-11-10 08:28 AM   #16 
  - But the rest of the school system has to stay gun free huh  Endangered Specie   Mar-10-10 10:05 PM   #9 
  - What do they use them for? That's not an ideal weapon for countering an active-shooter scenario.  benEzra   Mar-11-10 07:07 AM   #11 
  - Dynamic entry (you know they're smoking in the boys room)  one-eyed fat man   Mar-11-10 08:18 AM   #15 
  - Is this part of the "No Child Left Behind Or Else" initiative? (n/t)  benEzra   Mar-11-10 10:33 AM   #18 
  - Cost?  Remmah2   Mar-11-10 10:39 AM   #20 
     - hammers and hammers  one-eyed fat man   Mar-11-10 04:06 PM   #29 
  - You'd be surprised.  jeepnstein   Mar-11-10 08:44 AM   #17 
     - Government agencies are tax exempt  one-eyed fat man   Mar-11-10 10:43 AM   #21 
        - I have to buy my own.  jeepnstein   Mar-11-10 11:32 AM   #23 
           - There's an interesting question  one-eyed fat man   Mar-11-10 03:30 PM   #27 
  - Is that site for real? nt  Remmah2   Mar-11-10 07:43 AM   #12 
  - It has a .gov TLD, doesn't it?  Euromutt   Mar-11-10 08:15 AM   #14 
     - Internet  Remmah2   Mar-11-10 10:38 AM   #19 
  - This is I believe for their Office of the Inspector General  57_TomCat   Mar-11-10 11:30 AM   #22 
  - Thanks. n/t  jody   Mar-11-10 03:35 PM   #28 
  - The Department of Education has Special Agents/Criminal Investigators  hack89   Mar-11-10 12:31 PM   #24 
  - Maybe they plan to use the shotguns for show and tell. (n/t)  spin   Mar-11-10 02:37 PM   #25 
     - Or else. n/t  bluedigger   Mar-11-10 05:56 PM   #30 
 

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