Estimated Tax笑话_英语成人笑话

    enclosed is your united states internal revenue service tax form 1040-es ocr "estimated tax for self-employed individuals." you may use this form to estimate your previous year's tax if:
    1. you are the head of a household and the sum of your spouse and dependents, minus the ages of qualifying pets (see schedule 12g), is divisible by a whole number. (use supplementary schedule 142c if pets are deceased but buried on your property)
    2. your gross adjusted income does not exceed your adjusted gross income (except where applicable) and you did not pay taxable interest on dividend income prior to 1903.
    3. you are not claiming a foreign tax credit, except as a "foreign" tax credit. (warning: claiming for a foreign tax credit for a foreign "tax" credit, except where a foreign"tax credit" is involved, may result in a fine of $125,000 and 25 years imprisonment)
    4. you are not one of the following: married and filing jointly; married and not filing jointly; not married and not filing jointly; jointed but not filing; other.
    instructions:
    type out all answers in ink with a number two lead pencil. do not cross anything out. do not use abbreviations or ditto marks. do not misspell "miscellaneous".
    write your name, address and social security number, and the name, address and social security number of your spouse and dependents, in full on each page twice.
    do not check a box designated for an "x" or put an "x" in a box designated for a check mark unless it is your wish to do the whole thing again. do not write "search me" in any blank spaces. do not make anything up.
    complete sections 47 to 52 first then proceed to even-numbered sections and complete in reverse order.
    do not use this form if your total pensions and annuities disbursements were greater than your advanced earned income credits or vice versa.
    under "income", list all wages, salaries, net foreign source taxable income, royalties, tips, gratuities, taxable interest, capital gains, air miles, pints paid on and money found down the back of the sofa.
    if your earnings are derived wholly, or partially but not primarily, or wholly and partially but not primarily from countries other than the united states.
    (if uncertain, see usia leaflet 212w, "countries that are not the united states") or your rotated gross income from schedule h was greater than your earned income credit on non-taxable net disbursements, you must include a grantor/transferor waiver voucher.
    failure to do so may result in a fine of $1,500,000 and seizure of a child.
    under section 890f, list total farm income (if none give details). if you were born after january 1, 1897, and are not a widow(er), include excess casualty losses and provide carry over figures for depreciation on line 27iii.
    you must list number of turkeys slaughtered for export. subtract, but do not deduct, net gross dividends from pro rata interest payments, multiply by the total number of steps in your home and enter on line 356d.
    on schedule f1001, line c, list the contents of your garage. include all electrical and non-electrical items on schedule 295d but do not include any electrical or non-electrical items not listed on supplementary form 243d.
    under "personal expenditures", itemize all cash expenditures of more than one dollar and include verification.
    if you have had dental work and you are not claiming a refund on the federal oil spill allowance, enter your shoe sizes since birth and enclose specimen shoes (right foot only) multiply by 1.5 or 1,319, whichever is larger, and divide line 3f by 3d.
    under section 912g, enter federal income support grants for the production of alfalfa, barley (but not sorghum, unless for home consumption) and okra whether or not you received any. failure to do so may result in a fine of $3,750,000 and death by lethal injection.
    if your children are dependent but not living at home, or living at home but not dependent, or dependent and living at home but hardly ever there and you are not claiming exemption for losses of maritime vessels in excess of 12,000 tons deadweight (15,000 tons if you are military personnel based in canada)
    you must complete and include a maritime vessel exemption form. failure to do so may result in a fine of $111,000,000 and a nuclear attack on a small, neutral country.
    on pages 924 through 926, schedule d, enter the names of people you know personally who are communist or use drugs (use extra pages if necessary).
    if you h

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