Elbow room is going to be scarce with 87,000 recruits!Did I mention I work for the IRS? Lol
Elbow room is going to be scarce with 87,000 recruits!Did I mention I work for the IRS? Lol
Time to get rid of the issue. The clients.independent CPA, but my pipe smoking in the office is starting to make it smell according to clients.
Sounds like you can strategically advise to plant more tobacco fields.I work as a strategic advisor in government. I hope to become adviser to the Chief Clerk / Principle Secretary of the legislature this year though.
Since everything was on paper you could not do much fucking around as there were 1099's generated. That tax rate on that kind of investment was no where near as bad as others. I think it was only 15% if memory serves. My accountant handled these things.Did I mention I work for the IRS? Lol
This is my profession as well. It might be the hardest, and simultaneously most rewarding job I've ever had(3 kids). My wife is a teacher at a local elementary school, and I everyday I learn how badass she is to have done this for so long without a single complaint.As of this summer, I'm a homeschool teacher/stay at home dad.
Greatest job I've ever had.
Nobody understands your plight. Like hearding cats on acid..Just a lowly IT manager.
Thank you my friend.Thank you for your service , don’t let the Profane get you down
DIY wrist-slitting videos on Youtube. Now I’ll probably settle for lopping off a small appendage. Life is good.
You've been talking to my wife haven't you.See, the problem is all of the good videos that show the proper technique go unfinished and never get posted.
Also, I'm hoping you are meaning a digit or something else and not what I think.
I'm a fully licensed psychologist in private practice providing a mix of mental health and substance abuse services including assessment, psychological testing, and psychotherapy. But in my former life, I delivered and installed furniture and appliances. Also tested fire hydrants for the water company for awhile.Just thought this would be interesting to read through, there's so many members from all over the world and from all ages. What was or is your occupation?
Myself, mostly trades, non profit stint, currently plumbing.
You do lovely work IMHO.I was a nanotech chemist who started handling patents for my company, and then spent thirteen years at law firms. I gave it all up to sell pipes, shortly thereafter started selling the pipes that I make, too, which I thought were just a hobby. Now I guess I am taking up running pipe shows, too. There is more craziness in the future, too, I am sure.