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I need help doing a tax return. The person has a car from an employee which they also use for Personal Use.
Can someone tell me which form I should use to calculate the Standby Charge and Operating Benefit.
Thanx
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 07:41 PM
I was being nice....
You would not want me to be like the physician that tells a cancer patient to take an aspirin and see me in the morning, would you?
You would not want me to be like the physician that tells a cancer patient to take an aspirin and see me in the morning, would you?
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 08:35 PM
Bert_Mulder_CGA, on Oct 19 2009, 08:41 PM, said:
I was being nice....
You would not want me to be like the physician that tells a cancer patient to take an aspirin and see me in the morning, would you?
You would not want me to be like the physician that tells a cancer patient to take an aspirin and see me in the morning, would you?
Being nice would have been, Call an Engineer or a Teacher, Call an Accountant is just plain mean.
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 08:36 PM
Easter1, on Oct 19 2009, 03:30 PM, said:
Be NICE! this pusdo accountant Marcello might become one of your clients one day!
Oops!!
Have a great day BERT
Easter
Oops!!
Have a great day BERT
Easter
Be NICE! this pusdo accountant Marcello might become one of your clients one day!
Right, If I required help with anything financial, (which I don't) I would hire a CA or a CMA.
Hold on, let me act like I know or pretend to know something but won't share. "Hire an accountant" "Talk to your accountant"
Better :P
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Posted 19 October 2009 - 09:11 PM
By the way, I was not responding to Marcello, who perhaps is an accountant, and was attempting to answer the OP. It was the OP I was responding to, who is asking a rather elementary question on a PRO TAX board.....
Hence my answer, which I am sticking to as being kind and helpful.
Another kind answer: you are posting on the wrong board (would give a redirect here to a DIY board, if I knew of one to redirect to)
Hence my answer, which I am sticking to as being kind and helpful.
Another kind answer: you are posting on the wrong board (would give a redirect here to a DIY board, if I knew of one to redirect to)
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