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**animilius** · 11-04-2005, 06:45 PM

Shouldn't the IRS reword it a bit to consider things such as productions to be responsible for the taxes on any prizes being given under certain categories?

they should really look for a way to make the tax the burden of the giver, not the recipient in some of these things.

Although that can be abused as well.

As for quality of work, they suck., They are rushing through a 7 day 3 shift which builds a SOTA house that would normally take a month or two with plans already drawn up.

That is not taking any decoration into account, just strait white-walls and basic utilities, light fixtures and the like.

So they tear down the old place and throw up a nice looking rush job.

Still, a rush job is better for some of these people than what they were in.

I am waiting for one of them to get the sense to sell the house, and take all the goodies with them. They could get a nice place for the price.

Staying there more than 5 years or so will show the quality of the workmanship....

11-04-2005, 06:45 PM	#11
animilius Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 555 Senior Member	Shouldn't the IRS reword it a bit to consider things such as productions to be responsible for the taxes on any prizes being given under certain categories? they should really look for a way to make the tax the burden of the giver, not the recipient in some of these things. Although that can be abused as well. As for quality of work, they suck., They are rushing through a 7 day 3 shift which builds a SOTA house that would normally take a month or two with plans already drawn up. That is not taking any decoration into account, just strait white-walls and basic utilities, light fixtures and the like. So they tear down the old place and throw up a nice looking rush job. Still, a rush job is better for some of these people than what they were in. I am waiting for one of them to get the sense to sell the house, and take all the goodies with them. They could get a nice place for the price. Staying there more than 5 years or so will show the quality of the workmanship....
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