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Look. I'm almost all caught up! [Hyper] Yes, yes you are. I’m catching up tomorrow   Michael
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Originally posted by Darth Michael: Yes, yes you are. I’m catching up tomorrow And I've fallen back behind again. I should really spend some of this time finishing Part 62. No, but he might clone Lana. Also, who knows what all happened in Smallville… A Cloned Lana.  CLARK: *Now* she tells me. Fine, get an application form from Ching and we’ll do an interview. You *do* have references, don’t you? CLARK: (cont.) Cat, why are you handing me over the Metropolis phone book?  Just what Nor ordered! Jury of his peers (21y/o male troublemakers with a girl in every port): Right. Guilty. They can get those guys to show up to jury duty?
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And I've fallen back behind again. I should really spend some of this time finishing Part 62. Michael
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Originally posted by Darth Michael: <strong> </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif"> They supply naked women in the hotel rooms? I'm thinking 1/2 the population might balk at such a taxpayer expense.
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They supply naked women in the hotel rooms? I'm thinking 1/2 the population might balk at such a taxpayer expense. This is why they do not itemize such things. I think half the population is a low estimate at the level of balking anyway.
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Originally posted by John Lambert:
This is why they do not itemize such things. I think half the population is a low estimate at the level of balking anyway. That was just the female half. The male half wouldn't want to use taxpayer money for it, just get it for free.
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On a positive note. 62 is off to beta and I'm 1/2 way through 63. Michael
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Originally posted by Darth Michael:
Because they are not eligible for employment as juror entertainment? No, that they couldn't claim a deduction on their tax forms.
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No, that they couldn't claim a deduction on their tax forms. Funny thing that. There was a report a couple of months in the news on an employee gratification trip to Budapest for insurance agents (I think). Those who made the most sales got nookie on company expense. When it became public knowledge later on, there’s been a bit of ruckus and amongst other things, money equivalent benefits for which taxes must be paid.  Michael
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Originally posted by Darth Michael:
Funny thing that. There was a report a couple of months in the news on an employee gratification trip to Budapest for insurance agents (I think). Those who made the most sales got nookie on company expense. When it became public knowledge later on, there’s been a bit of ruckus and amongst other things, money equivalent benefits for which taxes must be paid. ![[Linked Image]](http://cosgan.de/images/midi/konfus/a045.gif) I don't know which is worse. That a company actually did this, or people were stupid enough to claim it on their taxes.
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I don't know which is worse. That a company actually did this, or people were stupid enough to claim it on their taxes. No, the problem was that the employees didn’t, and thus stiffed the state for its tax Euros. Michael
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Originally posted by Darth Michael: I don't know which is worse. That a company actually did this, or people were stupid enough to claim it on their taxes.
Michael But it means that the company claimed it on THEIR taxes to let the Euro goven't know it was due.
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But it means that the company claimed it on THEIR taxes to let the Euro goven't know it was due. Maybe. As some sort of teambuilding exercise or other. No, it got dragged into the public by some Investigative Reporter™ getting a tip. Michael
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Originally posted by VirginiaR: Originally posted by Darth Michael:
[b] Funny thing that. There was a report a couple of months in the news on an employee gratification trip to Budapest for insurance agents (I think). Those who made the most sales got nookie on company expense. When it became public knowledge later on, there’s been a bit of ruckus and amongst other things, money equivalent benefits for which taxes must be paid. If I am reading this right it sounds like the people are in trouble for not listing it as a form of income on their taxes.
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Yep. Michael
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