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45 Comments on Taxes Can Be Off The Map And Stranger Than Fiction!
Mitch, love your comment! Thanks for stopping by this morning. Glad to hear you have seen these gems!
Deanna, given your story you will love these two films, especially from the IRS experience.
Karen, you are so right! Thanks for stopping by and welcome to ActiveRain!
>>There are two more days left, what's the rush?
Rugg's comment made me laugh.
This is the first year I've had to pay - the IRS will take the money from my bank account on the 17th, electronically. Feels kinda weird having the IRS take money from me like that, but it's the most efficient way nowadays.
Thanks for the movie suggestions, Emily. In my current empty-nest condo lifestyle, my husband and I often download and watch movies, something new for me.
Hi Emily, My wife gets these things done early and we already have our refund. Just wish I could pay them knowing there was some fairness in the tax code.
Not being much of a movie buff, I've never even heard of these, but now I'll have to see if the library system or the local rental place has either of them.
Hi Emily, Ok if you suggest. A break from doing taxes to watch movies reminding me they are due? lol
Hi Emily, both of those sound great! Somehow I am not any more motivated to finish up my taxes than I was before reading your post, though, lol. Now I just want to go rent those movies!
Raymond, I sent everything on paper. Just another way to keep our local Post Office open!
Lottie, let me know what you think about these two films. I'm just addicted to them at tax time!
Bill, it sounds like your Mrs. Gillhespry knows how to manage time and money. As for fairness, no comment other than I lived on Capitol Hill in Washington DC for a quarter of a century and fairness never seemed to make it to the political table.
Bob, I'm LOL with you as long as you got an extension. Now make some popcorn as these flicks are winners.
Cari, like I reminded Bob #31, you most likely will be safe with an extension and once you see the films you may have a different take on those IRS agents. After all, they buy and sell homes in their off hours. Welcome to ActiveRain!
As usual this year I'll wait til the last day to file for en extension....even tho EVERY year, "THIS will be the year I get'em in on time......"
I'll check out the movies. Never heard of weither one. Thanks!
I'll have to look on Netfix, I hadn't heard of either movie. thanks for the tip.
Dear Emily,
Sounds like a good recommendation.
Emily! Always sharing something new-thanks!
Travis, do what you need to do to make sure you are on the good side of IRS agents. And for a different take on them see these flicks!
Elisa, great! Movies are important just like taxes but differently. I hope you enjoy both of them. They are a good break between real estate!
Dorte, welcome to ActiveRain. I give these both a thumbs up!
Marie, there are so good "staging" hints hidden between the lines of these films. I'll be curious to know your take on them.
I have seen both of those movies and they are both very good. Anything with Sam Elliot is good.
Great article, taxes are a fact of life and I am thankful to have an income to have to pay taxes. I just wish we had more responsible leaders spending our tax dollars.
Anita Day, Coldwell Banker Lake Chelan, Chelan, WA 98816
www.beautifullakechelan.com
Gene, like you I thought Sam Elliot was priceless in his role off the grid in northern New Mexico!
Anita, taxes are taxes and the only way I know to make a difference in how they are spent is to vote in every election... Local, Congressional and Presidential.
Thank you Emily, its nice to start a task on a positive spin rather than the negative anticipation we so often approach this task with.
I haven't seen either of these movies, either, but will add them to the list! I always do my taxes right away so that I don't have to think about them.
Bob, how we respond to "what is" can make all the difference in the world. I think you will enjoy these films. They shed a different light on more than taxes.
Sylvie, I look forward to seeing these films again every March which is when I can get everything to my CPA. Now take a break from real estate and find these very different "sleeper" films.
Boy! I knew there was a reason I don't read posts after hours. I didn't realize until I had almost read your entire post that you were talking about TAXES!. I thought you were talking about TEXAS! Talk about Dyslexia. LOL!!