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>>1093626
telephone job as an interpreter. most likely you can work from home. know alot of people that does this for a living. you could start up your own company or join someone.

>>1093626
Try to get a professional job as a multinational corporate interpreter. You'll get to be privy to high level meetings and shit. You'll have to wear suits all the time and likely travel to foreign countries.

>>1089153
too bad hillary will win, at least I work for a IB

>>1089155

dude she wont even win the Dem nomination

>>1089160
you've spent too long on 4chan and reddit, hillary is all over the real world bernie is an internet meme just like ron paul before him

I spent 1 minute online and found 4 bay area startups that automate postings on craglist, ebay, backpage and gumtree.
Learn to google, mate.

>>1094585
https://www.irs.gov/uac/Free-File:-Do-Your-Federal-Taxes-for-Free

Too late. I just used your info to get a $2300 refund

1) Yes, it is my obligation to my children to give them every advantage possible to ensure they live a better life than me.

Blood is more important than money

Believing that your children are nothing more than a burden for 18 years and then kicking them out forever is a Boomer/Gen X thing that has to end.

2) Absolutely not. Only liberal shit heads think that a person who had their parents help them is a worse person than someone who didn't

>>1094431
this

The whole "daddy's money" meme is hilariously stupid. People claim that Donald Trump is only worth $10bil because his father gave him $1mil to start out, but I'd like to see a liberal leech make any profit off $1million.

I don't think it's that simple. So you want your kids to be able to deal with scarcity but you don't want to subject them to too much of it. Kind of a tough balance but I think it can be done with some planning and smartness. Also a healthy family helps.

The problem is too many people have kids for the wrong reasons. One of those dunning kruger things

>>1094133

If you want to lie about your deductions and then probably pay a penalty for underpaying withholdings at the end of the year... Then sure.

>>1094136

I don't want to lie or pay a penalty. I just would rather keep the with held amount in my bank account, grab a bit of interest, then pay the IRS every 3 months.

I'm better at managing money than the family. This would shift the burden of paying my share of income tax every 3 months.

>>1094145

The option I listed is the option available to you. If you don't like that option then you have pay the appropriate withholdings like every other schmoe in America.

>>1093928
it's worth it if you want to be an accountant

>>1093928
the average salary for a CPA in 2015 is roughly $60k. you decide

CFA is the shit.

>>1093873
play soccer and give him the complementary blowjob

or you can do it the other way around if you prefer

>>1093873
got a real job

what did you do, OP?

>>1093218
Whats your startup capital?

Sucking cocks is for a startup is free, and can net you a killer gain on a weekly basis, plus all of your hours are hand-picked by you, and you don't need to pay taxes.

It's literally the golden job opportunity

>>1093220
right now it's zero but I work a decent fulltime job that pays ~40k/year

B-b-b-ut the Nikkei always goes down. That's what the anti-indexers said....

>>1094609
It's because the economy is doing so poorly they expect stimulus.

>>1094609
Tomorrow is Presidents day, OP

>>1094494
5) government creates supply to undercut the freemarket

>>1094494
demand goes up but production stays the same. really horrible question but 4) is the most correct.

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>>1094494
3.

>>1094515
"increase in demand" in basic econ implies a rightward shift in the demand curve, a la pic related.

It's an organization called NASA

>>1094410
found a papir where private fonding was mentioned, so someone is fonding this

>>1094414

Someone is fondling what?

>>1094385
If the value of his assets outweigh his debt then hes net positive

Also kanye can make millions per night touring so 53 million in debt would be him doing 2 hour sets for like a month straight red eye concert series

>>1094385
I mean the dude probably has tons of liquid assets, why would he borrow money?

>>1094389
For what purpose though?

Does it provide any tax benefits?

>>1094372

What country senpai?

>>1094372
Only government would take pleasure out of firing people honestly.
If you built a company out of your sweat and blood and have to downsize, it is not "thrilling" and you do not feel "powerful" because you're fucking failing

>>1094347

Just buy an ETF that deals in US stocks and the dividends are reinvested and you don't have to worry about cross border taxation.

Robinhood when

>>1094354
This.

>TFW all my shekels in VFV