Because not everyone can (or would want to) get Comcast, I'd put the Amazon and Netflix offerings up as the trailhead.http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/comcast-xfinity-4k-uhd-parks-and-rec-suits-samsung/
Here is the very beginning of it.
Because not everyone can (or would want to) get Comcast, I'd put the Amazon and Netflix offerings up as the trailhead.http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/comcast-xfinity-4k-uhd-parks-and-rec-suits-samsung/
Here is the very beginning of it.
Well I already have a $2000 printer I'm not buying another one to find out its still buggy.
My land line a tax deduction, so it's not like it cost me anything anyway.[emoji6]
That's pretty much what I said. What the TVs are capable of doesn't dictate what is actually available.The take-away here is that TV capability doesn't drive programming resolution and that takes a big-ass chunk out of the argument that UHD programming is almost upon us.
It very true because it's a 100% write off.Um, unless you are in a 100% tax bracket this isn't true at all. The landline is a deduction not a credit! So it is costing you somewhere between 90%-60.4% of the actual bill.
Not to mention the expense- case and extra drive.Navy is right of course. That is a good solution. I just don't want to go to the trouble.
It very true because it's a 100% write off.
The amount of money that is made off of that land line a year , every tax deduction helps, it more untaxable income.
I never said it was a credit.
Besides Ooma business is still over $40 per month for 2 lines, and I still would have to pay now an even higher internet charge per month to not bundle my phone service with my internet.
QUIET! I'm trying to sell him a bridge!Wrong. I guess you don't understand how taxes work. You are taking a deduction for 100% of the bill. That means that you reduced your net income by that amount. But you don't pay 100% tax on the amount you profit. You pay somewhere between 10%-39.6% in tax on that income (depending on your income tax bracket). Therefore it only saves you that % of the bill. You actually pay the rest. Let's try an example. Let's say your profit for the year is $50,000 before you take into consideration this bill. Assuming you are a sole proprietor that would put you in the 25% tax bracket. Let's say that your phone bill is $100/month ($1,200/year). By taking that tax deduction (what you call a write off), you get to reduce your taxable income by $1,200. So that would save you 25% of that (or $300) on your taxes. That means that you paid a net $900 for the phone line. So to say that "it doesn't cost you anything" is not true.
I understand perfectly how it works.Wrong. I guess you don't understand how taxes work. You are taking a deduction for 100% of the bill. That means that you reduced your net income by that amount. But you don't pay 100% tax on the amount you profit. You pay somewhere between 10%-39.6% in tax on that income (depending on your income tax bracket). Therefore it only saves you that % of the bill. You actually pay the rest. Let's try an example. Let's say your profit for the year is $50,000 before you take into consideration this bill. Assuming you are a sole proprietor that would put you in the 25% tax bracket. Let's say that your phone bill is $100/month ($1,200/year). By taking that tax deduction (what you call a write off), you get to reduce your taxable income by $1,200. So that would save you 25% of that (or $300) on your taxes. That means that you paid a net $900 for the phone line. So to say that "it doesn't cost you anything" is not true.
Good, I want to have a chat with him. [emoji35] [emoji1]Inspector Schmucatelli of the IRS will be contacting you.
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But will their content be in HDGood. A nice compliment to the NSA app.
I understand perfectly how it works.
But the $300,000 net profit I made last year compared to the $665,000 gross , $900 isn't costing me anything !
You think $900 a year can't be washed when you lose $90,000 of your money in taxes?
It can be, Easily, you think I pay retail price for everthing?
On paper I do.[emoji6]
I pay over $20,000 in taxes every quarter. You really think $320 vs $290 every 3 months for phone service makes any difference?
The Liars are the ones that act like they don't.[emoji6]Saying that something isn't material to your bottom line vs. saying that it doesn't cost you anything is vastly different. Nice job bragging about being a liar on your taxes though..![]()
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