Yes, you can do it. Just ask nicely, and if that does not work, then hold your ground. Several years ago I saw a few doctors for a chronic problem. I kept wondering what they were writing, especially...
Ann is long gone. She made a total of 3 posts, the last one on 9/25. By now she either realized her mistake or figures she is not going to get anywhere by asking the group for the easy way out. Maybe...
The cost of living in Texas is generally lower than many other places, but don't expect $300 for rent. At that rate you would be living with roaches and the sound of neighborhood gunfire. Here in...
Terri, I have a couple degrees already, including one in Computer Science for which I had to take University Physics for Scientists and Engineers. It was truly the most awful experience I have ever...
And I could not disagree more heartily with you, u-r-sleeepy. I have no idea what you are trying to communicate above with the 122-page (!) publication. But it brings up an important point: I have...
Unless you are married and your spouse earns little or nothing, this still will not work. According to the link you sent the new phaseout range begins at $50,000 and ends at $65,000 ($100,000 -...
Regretfully, you will be unable to deduct any of that student loan interest. I can confirm this because H&R Block has been doing my taxes for years. The problem is that you will be earning too...