In a message dated 5/14/07 3:57:13 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
queenofcomps@... writes:
> <<1040-A filers are in the unfortunate position of paying tax on
the
> gross amount of all W-2's and suffer the most clearly defined tax
> consequence.>>
>
> You can't use a 1040A form to report gambling winnings. The only
other
> income besides wages, salaries, and tips you can report on it is
jury duty
> pay. See Pg 16 of 1040A instructions. You must use Form 1040.
>
>
> It's Sched A, 1040. Paupers and students file 1040A. Is no 1040-A
Ferget !993 but think on 6 years back til now. CD
>
>
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Oh man! Hope I don't get audited for !993 or 2003...the only time I
had W2Gs.
So you have to use the long form and take the standard deduction I
guess.
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Will she never stop fouling up IRS filers with crazy dilusional
Queen Of IRS mistatements? Jean, it's 1040A you screw up on. That's
for paupers and students! What a gambler does is file a small
business Sched C which any can easily manage, no cost to Frugal
anything! IRS Tax Court Examiners themselves say to place on "SCHEDULE
A"(see the reading/writing comprehension error?)
as either profit or loss and GUESS which saves money. I've done that
since I started before heard of you in '98 audit. Your experience
is? Stick with the slow readers side of class, please. Always felt
you a nice, bit misguided lady but WOW! This is frugal money here,
babe. Do you give refund loans? CD
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