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Going Pro III
Did I miss something or was there no mention of taxes in either article when trying to figure your monthly nut?
An example is given that if your monthly expenses are $2300 that you should really earn an additional 20 to 25% for incidentals, emergencies, and retirement, but nowhere is it mentioned that you must earn a great deal more than that if you plan on staying in good standing with the boys at the IRS. I know tax laws vary from state to state, and I have read that there are strict definitions by the IRS of a Professional gambler that must be met, so I hope Mr. Miller plans on mentioning this aspect or editing the article to include the tax man. I would like to know approximately what to plan for as an additional amount to earn above and beyond expenses. Wombles |
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Re: Going Pro III
Look again. Ed mentioned taxes in both articles.
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Re: Going Pro III
you should probably be making 3 times your monthly expense to be in good shape...considering emergencies and taxes!
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Re: Going Pro III
Hi,
I say to estimate 25% of your income to go to taxes. Ed |
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