[Langley Tax Guy]

A client has given me a couple of data files with .tax suffixes; he says they contain his 2006 tax info, and they were created when he did his return "online"; with what, I'm not sure. Profile seems unable to open them; any one have an idea how I might read these?

[Joe]

Langley Tax Guy, on Apr 25 2007, 06:42 PM, said:

A client has given me a couple of data files with .tax suffixes; he says they contain his 2006 tax info, and they were created when he did his return "online"; with what, I'm not sure. Profile seems unable to open them; any one have an idea how I might read these?

Give them back to him, and tell him to throw away his own trash. :P

Then find the nearest mirror, and ask:
"Should I really be charging more than $1 for preparing tax returns?"
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[Langley Tax Guy]

Joe, on Apr 26 2007, 01:47 AM, said:

Give them back to him, and tell him to throw away his own trash. :P

Then find the nearest mirror, and ask it:
"Should I really be charging more than $1 for preparing tax returns?"
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Just one guestion Joe - are you also an arrogant smart-ass with your clients, assuming you have any? Or do you spend all you time making useless postings on bulletin boards?

[RL Tax Joe]

Joe, on Apr 25 2007, 08:47 PM, said:

Give them back to him, and tell him to throw away his own trash. :P

Then find the nearest mirror, and ask:
"Should I really be charging more than $1 for preparing tax returns?"
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.tax files are e-file files.
any tax software makes them, but cant read them.

as Joe says, they are trash.

[Joe]

Langley Tax Guy, on Apr 25 2007, 06:50 PM, said:

Or do you spend all you time making useless postings on bulletin boards?

And this is from a poster who in 2007 earns money from charging clients for producing ".tax" files but posts a question asking what they are... :lol:

(signed)
Joe A. Smart-Ass... :P
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