Turbo-Tax for Linux
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> On Sun, 05 Jan 2003 03:55:04 GMT, Russ Lyttle <lyt...@earthlink.net>
> wrote:
>
>>Its tax time again. I just looked at the current versions of Turbo Tax. I
>>don't have a Windows machine that will run it and I don't want to spend
>>$1000 just to get one that does. Any one know of a similar program for
>>Linux? It would be nice if it will import my last year data from the TT
>>file.
>>
>>Thing is, the current TT doesn't do anything the older versions didn't. They
>>only added a bunch of useless glitz that requires more resources. Typical
>>Windows mentality.
>
>
> Good luck sucker.
>
> You want to run the operating system that less than 1 percent of the earth
> is using on their desktop, you will get what you deserve.
>
> BTW my upgrade copy or TurboTax came with a free version of Quicken 2003.
>
> So long sucker.
So WTF are you doing you fucken moron ! Oh yeah I forgot once a wintroll always
a wintroll.
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Russ Lyttle
> On Sun, 05 Jan 2003 03:55:04 GMT, Russ Lyttle <lyt...@earthlink.net>
> wrote:
>
>>Its tax time again. I just looked at the current versions of Turbo Tax. I
>>don't have a Windows machine that will run it and I don't want to spend
>>$1000 just to get one that does. Any one know of a similar program for
>>Linux? It would be nice if it will import my last year data from the TT
>>file.
>>
>>Thing is, the current TT doesn't do anything the older versions didn't.
>>They only added a bunch of useless glitz that requires more resources.
>>Typical Windows mentality.
>
>
> Good luck sucker.
>
> You want to run the operating system that less than 1 percent of the earth
> is using on their desktop, you will get what you deserve.
>
> BTW my upgrade copy or TurboTax came with a free version of Quicken 2003.
>
> So long sucker.
Who is the one getting stuck buying new hardware and software just to get
usless glitz? You go give your money to Wintel. I'll buy a fifth of Johnny
Walker Blue.
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Russ Lyttle
> On Sun, 05 Jan 2003 03:55:04 GMT, Russ Lyttle <lyt...@earthlink.net>
> wrote:
>
>>Its tax time again. I just looked at the current versions of Turbo Tax. I
>>don't have a Windows machine that will run it and I don't want to spend
>>$1000 just to get one that does. Any one know of a similar program for
>>Linux? It would be nice if it will import my last year data from the TT
>>file.
>>
>>Thing is, the current TT doesn't do anything the older versions didn't.
>>They only added a bunch of useless glitz that requires more resources.
>>Typical Windows mentality.
>
>
> Good luck sucker.
>
> You want to run the operating system that less than 1 percent of the earth
> is using on their desktop, you will get what you deserve.
>
> BTW my upgrade copy or TurboTax came with a free version of Quicken 2003.
>
> So long sucker.
Problem solved. H&R Block or TT on the Web. Now you toodle off and give
Gates some more money while I enjoy a nice dram of Scotch Whiskey.
Linønut
>> You want to run the operating system that less than 1 percent of the earth
>> is using on their desktop, you will get what you deserve.
What percentage of the *earth* is using Windows, eh?
Excluding the Chinese, that is.
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> On Sun, 05 Jan 2003 03:55:04 GMT, Russ Lyttle <lyt...@earthlink.net>
> wrote:
>
> >Its tax time again. I just looked at the current versions of Turbo Tax. I
> >don't have a Windows machine that will run it and I don't want to spend
> >$1000 just to get one that does. Any one know of a similar program for
> >Linux? It would be nice if it will import my last year data from the TT
> >file.
> >
turbo lax would be a good thing for linux users
Jerry Nash
>On Sun, 05 Jan 2003 03:55:04 GMT, Russ Lyttle <lyt...@earthlink.net>
>wrote:
>
>>Its tax time again. I just looked at the current versions of Turbo Tax. I
>>don't have a Windows machine that will run it and I don't want to spend
>>$1000 just to get one that does. Any one know of a similar program for
>>Linux? It would be nice if it will import my last year data from the TT
>>file.
>>
>>only added a bunch of useless glitz that requires more resources. Typical
>>Windows mentality.
>
>
>Good luck sucker.
>
>is using on their desktop, you will get what you deserve.
>
>
>So long sucker.
>
Only wimps use TurboTax. Rich people pay to have their taxes done by
professionals. What's the matter, flatty? Trying to save a few pennies?
Mark
> On Wed, 8 Jan 2003 23:23:27 +0000 (UTC), jry...@attglobal.net (Jerry Nash)
> Absolutely.
>
> Achieving wealth can be nothing more than saving a few pennies here and
> there.
>
> My taxes are very simple and can be done in less than an hour.
>
> Your attitude is a perfect example of why you will always remain strictly
> middle class.
Note how easy it is to remove anything to do with locksmithing.
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Support MS in the battle against software piricy-use alternative software!
(PS I'm not a wintroll or a linonut. Just trying to get the most out o my
humble beast)
Jerry Nash
>On Wed, 8 Jan 2003 23:23:27 +0000 (UTC), jry...@attglobal.net (Jerry Nash)
>
>Achieving wealth can be nothing more than saving a few pennies here and
>there.
>
>My taxes are very simple and can be done in less than an hour.
>
>
>Your attitude is a perfect example of why you will always remain strictly
>middle class.
>
I'm sure that I have more accumulated wealth than you, flatty.
Mark
> begin On Thu, 09 Jan 2003 19:23:24 GMT, in
> comp.os.linux.advocacy,
> (flat...@linuxmail.org) wrote:
>
> >On Thu, 9 Jan 2003 18:17:17 +0000 (UTC), jry...@attglobal.net (Jerry Nash)
> >wrote:
> >
> >>>Achieving wealth can be nothing more than saving a few pennies here and
> >>>there.
> >>>
> >>>My taxes are very simple and can be done in less than an hour.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>Your attitude is a perfect example of why you will always remain strictly
> >>>middle class.
> >>
> >>I'm sure that I have more accumulated wealth than you, flatty.
> >
> >Doubtful, but who really cares as long as you are happy.
> >
> >Notice how easy it is to remove Locksmithing from the newsgroups posted to.
>
> The way I see it, the whole point in money is that you can
> exchange it for things. So what's the point in being rich if
> you got there by not buying things you wanted?
So if Idon't buy MS products I save money. Thereby am
able to purchase what I require.
Jen Stander
> >
> > Good luck sucker.
> >
> > You want to run the operating system that less than 1 percent of the earth
> > is using on their desktop, you will get what you deserve.
> >
> > BTW my upgrade copy or TurboTax came with a free version of Quicken 2003.
> >
> > So long sucker.
> Who is the one getting stuck buying new hardware and software just to get
> usless glitz? You go give your money to Wintel. I'll buy a fifth of Johnny
> Walker Blue.
Hell yeah! LOVE Johnny Walker Blue...
Russ Lyttle
Did you notice that the "street price" for MS XP+Office is about the same as
the cost of JW Blue?