If you're complaining about paying "way to much in taxes",.....you should find a good CPA.
(if you know any)
Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter
There was no complaining by me at all you foolish old fat man. I was taught at a young age by my Dad that if you pay too much in taxes, it's a good thing and be grateful. It's stupid to nickel and dime and make up shit to save money on taxes. And it's really fucking stupid for someone like me to do it with all of the compliance shit I have to deal with for my job. I don't need the IRS knocking on my door.
Which of the three following companies is it you work for? KPMG, PWC and Deloitte
Caucasian male, back side of middle age, no church, divorced, two children, Northeastern degrees, partner in a global firm with over 200,000 employees, CPA, CFA, series 7 and 63... what else were you going to share about yourself?
Originally Posted by Mythos
What are "Northeastern Degrees" you uneducated outing hooker? There are kind of a lot of universities in that region. Would it be better if I had Southwest, Southeast, Midwest or West degrees LOL? And speaking of children, how many litters did you have to get such a fucked up tummy? By the way, what does your broke ass do for a living now that you are not slinging pussy? I shared what I do, how about you share
I hear 1 in 3 fail the Series test on the first try. But investment banking or hedge fund managing is still a worth while goal. I'm assuming You need either the 7 or 63 to get in the door from what I hear.
Originally Posted by Sistine Chapel
For what I do for a living, I need both licenses. Hedge fund firms and private equity firms are where the real money is at because they aren't as regulated but that has been starting to change and it will change.