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I hope many of you out there are having an exciting and profitable protesting season! I know that the (((globalist))) masters want to continue to intimidate the Republicans and Trumpistas, so we anticipate many more gigs over the remainder of the year! However, it's not to early to consider prepare for the next tax season. So here are a few tips from accounting: 1. Keep your address updated with HR! 1099s are sent out in late January. If we don't have your current address on file, you may not get it in a timely fashion. These 1099s are also sent to the IRS. While not strictly required to prepare and file your taxes, they will have the total amount paid to you throughout the year. If you are working for multiple cabals, wait until you receive all your 1099s before filing. 2. You are businessmen and women! Report the income from us on the Schedule C. This will open up more generous deduction options, as they do not compete with the standard deduction, and aren't subject to the 2% of AGI threshold for deductions on the Schedule A. 3. Keep your receipts! Expenses incurred while paid protesting are deductible as business expenses. Materials for signs, balaclavas and bandanas, lodging while travelling to out of state protests, and other expenses can all be deducted! Meals and incidentals incurred while travelling can also be deducted at 50%. This can make a major difference at tax time. 4. Expenses reimbursed by the organization cannot be deducted! Mostly we just pay for bus fare to other locations, but if the organization does reimburse you for an expense, you cannot deduct it as well. 5. Remember the Self-Employment tax! Even though we issue a detailed set of instructions to all paid protestors, you are still considered independent contractors for tax purposes. This means you need to include a schedule SE with your return, and set aside enough to pay the self-employment tax at the end of the year! You may want to consider making quarterly estimated tax payments to minimize the impact next April 15th. 6. Don't forget the states! If you travel to another state for a paid protest, you may need to report the income from that event to that state. Most states will allow a credit against their taxes for taxes paid to another state, but state tax agencies can be more aggressive than the IRS, so be sure to file the appropriate returns.
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Feb 25, 2017 17:57
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It's all jew money anyway so you just don't pay taxes on it like all the jews do with their income.
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Feb 25, 2017 17:58
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If your a part timer who earned less than $400 you can just put down as Miscellaneous Income instead of filing Schedule C and Self Employment Tax. Keep in mind, you must report ALL income even from illegal activities! Looking at you, Russian stooges currently occupying the White House.
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Feb 26, 2017 06:59
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Where's my bail-out! T. Taxed E. Enough A. Already! 
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Feb 26, 2017 22:20
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I tried to negotiate with Soros and he called my bluff, now I have to freelance 
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Feb 28, 2017 15:43
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it's ok though this gig protest economy gives me a lot of freedom!!
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Feb 28, 2017 15:43
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$1500 a week for a couple hours of shouting sounds like a real good deal, where do i sign up?
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Feb 28, 2017 15:45
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so im working for soros right now but thinking of leaving him to protest for obama. is he offering benefits?
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Feb 28, 2017 15:53
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Chokes McGee posted:it's ok though this gig protest economy gives me a lot of freedom!! If you're working for the gig protests, definitely keep track of your expenses. Also, they don't get reimbursed for travel, so you'll want to deduct that. Darkman Fanpage posted:so im working for soros right now but thinking of leaving him to protest for obama. is he offering benefits? You'll need to consider both options and make the decision that's best for you. I wouldn't know anything about your situation, nor can I comment on what benefits Obama may offer his agents once he begins operations. Mister Fister posted:$1500 a week for a couple hours of shouting sounds like a real good deal, where do i sign up? People who are interested in this may need to intern or volunteer for some time to get a foot in the door. Show up at a protest with a resume and a portfolio and start passing out resumes.
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Mar 1, 2017 19:41
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sullat posted:If you're working for the gig protests, definitely keep track of your expenses. Also, they don't get reimbursed for travel, so you'll want to deduct that. sure thing, Mr. SoroOH poo poo I MEAN UH FORUMS POSTER SULLAT
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Mar 1, 2017 23:25
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Protesting seems like a lot of work. Anyone know how to get a job shilling on 4chan and Reddit?
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Mar 3, 2017 14:29
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Chokes McGee posted:I tried to negotiate with Soros and he called my bluff, now I have to freelance
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Mar 4, 2017 04:07
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Reminder, everyone make sure to log in back to Turbo Tax, they updated the software so now it recognizes the 1099-SOROS form.
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Mar 5, 2017 22:18
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rudatron posted:Never negotiate without another offer in your back pocket. I got a raise from Soros after reaching out to the alinksy crew. wait if you don't negotiate without an offer and you always negotiate an offer then how do you get one in your back pocket 
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Don't know why you guys think you have to pay taxes. Legally, the "payment" is a charitable donation while protesting is volunteer work. The real benefit to this, though, is that you can file for unemployment at the same time to double your earnings.
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