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Damn, I haven't filed my taxes in 4 years. I finally submitted a form to the IRS of 'non-filing'. I said, â'cause all these damn websites make it so god damn difficult to file taxes overseasâ in a professional manner, of course. The first question should be, "Do you work overseas?" and if the answer is "Yes", then follow up with, "Was your annual income greater than $92,000?", If âYesâ, proceed to file taxes, if âNoâ, file as is and see if the audit comes later.
Why can't it be much easier? I tried filing, wasting 2 hours each time and it comes back saying I owe $X,XXX to the IRS. I got outraged at 2 e-file sites cause they didnât understand the tax laws of citizens working overseasâand theyâre in charge of my tax return. I gave up and exited the browser. I did it two years in a row, assuming that they would have updated their system for expatriates, but noâtwo hours later and I still owe the IRS.
Apparently, from someone who worked for the IRS informed me after reading the letter I sent, I may be on their "suspicious" list (where they bring a cop along with an IRS agent to audit you).
On another note, is it apparent who bought the domain as of yet (reseller or end user)? Fair price for a quality word, but I believe that it will be hard to rank unless it's a big firm who already ranks for taxes, tax returns, etc.
Why can't it be much easier? I tried filing, wasting 2 hours each time and it comes back saying I owe $X,XXX to the IRS. I got outraged at 2 e-file sites cause they didnât understand the tax laws of citizens working overseasâand theyâre in charge of my tax return. I gave up and exited the browser. I did it two years in a row, assuming that they would have updated their system for expatriates, but noâtwo hours later and I still owe the IRS.
Apparently, from someone who worked for the IRS informed me after reading the letter I sent, I may be on their "suspicious" list (where they bring a cop along with an IRS agent to audit you).
On another note, is it apparent who bought the domain as of yet (reseller or end user)? Fair price for a quality word, but I believe that it will be hard to rank unless it's a big firm who already ranks for taxes, tax returns, etc.
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Welcome to America, one of the very very few countries that holds its non-resident citizens liable for tax...
But I think these .info are selling for what they are worth.
Always been a weak TLD. Yet this is the most successful of new TLDs so far.
In view of the upcoming release of new extensions it's no wonder that several registries have been liquidating inventory.
You have to strike the iron while it's hot, ask the .mobi guys about it.
But I think these .info are selling for what they are worth.
Always been a weak TLD. Yet this is the most successful of new TLDs so far.
In view of the upcoming release of new extensions it's no wonder that several registries have been liquidating inventory.
You have to strike the iron while it's hot, ask the .mobi guys about it.
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Yes, a week tld. But both are keyword gems in any gTLD. I am looking at both sales and seriously very each as undersold at those prices. I had no idea tax was even on the market let alone at auction. I know an end user that would get to drooling had he known it was availble.
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Absolutely true, these are gems. If the überpremiums are fetching $,$$$, then this is the benchmark for the extension. Which means that the lesser domains in that TLD aren't worth much really...
Somebody said they should spread the auctions over a larger period, because capital available at any given time is limited.
I think there some truth in it, but the market is what it is. I don't think that whomever has bought them overpaid, but I'm not sure there is a huge margin for profit.
Somebody said they should spread the auctions over a larger period, because capital available at any given time is limited.
I think there some truth in it, but the market is what it is. I don't think that whomever has bought them overpaid, but I'm not sure there is a huge margin for profit.
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