Fish + Taxes

[Young Frankenstein]

Can you claim fish loss in your income taxes?

 

[darkwolf29a]

You should be able too, as they cost more than children to raise. hehe

 

[WaterKeeper]

Why are we losing fish? The idea here is to have them "live long and prosper".

 

[dkh0331]

Of course you can.

And then pray you never get audited. :lol:

 

[coyoteseven]

Way cool!!! Maybe it's time I got Pookie and Spike a social security card. :lmao:

 

[dkh0331]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9550202#post9550202 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by coyoteseven
Way cool!!! Maybe it's time I got Pookie and Spike a social security card. :lmao:

And then when they die, you can collect social security. :lol:

 

[coyoteseven]

Originally posted by dkh0331
And then when they die, you can collect social security. :lol:

If it's really gruesome, can I get double indemnity?



I can see this thread heading for the Lounge... IBTS (in before the swap)

 

[dkh0331]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=9550272#post9550272 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by coyoteseven
If it's really gruesome, can I get double indemnity?

Only if you put sugar on your grits, otherwise it's only single.

 

[2fishy]

It's just amazing what thread's draw the RC dust bunnies out of the backroom!

I would think that the only way that you could claim them is if it is considered a part of your business. I agree with WaterKeeper. What is causing the fish loss? How long are they living before they are dieing?

I'm getting closer!