An old profession that's new to doing taxes...

[Boston Guy]

From the NY Times:

 

http://www.nytimes.com/2006/04/05/nyregion/05sex.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

 

BG

[kevininsa]

Interesting article... It makes me wonder how many working boys actually report their earnings or any portion thereof.

 

I had a friend who used to work for the IRS that said they didn't really care what a person did for their money as long as they reported it. You could be a paid assassin, write off your travel and ammo as business expenses and they wouldn't care...as long as you were paying your fair share.

 

Actually, that's why so many mob people are arrested for tax evasion, it's the easiest charge to stick.

 

KevinInSA

[SAdler]

>write off

>your travel and ammo as business expenses and they wouldn't

>care...as long as you were paying your fair share.

 

You mean my refund could be even better? LOL.

 

Let's see ... write off cell phone and computer for OBVIOUS business expenses. Then I think my apartment can be written off for incalls and I think all my personally paid for plane tickets are eligible too.

 

WEeeeeeeee

 

Although not reporting is sooooooooo much easier.

[SMILE]

kevininusa is oh so right . . . IRS doesn't care where the $$$$$'s are earned, just that they are reported as the Code requires.

 

They got Al Capone on tax evasion; nothing else would stick!