@winemaker wrote:
or do I just write off the cost, travel, and amount spent as a "bad debt"...
@walesmaven wrote:
Probably not. It just does not appear as income, so is not taxed. It is not a deduction.
@isaiah58 wrote:
Wouldn't an expected payment, not paid, be written off as a loss? The actions were performed based on an expected compensation. Our time and effort also have a value.
@walesmaven wrote:
Probably not. It just does not appear as income, so is not taxed. It is not a deduction.
@winemaker wrote:
I cannot see going through with small claims court cases against the two MSC's who, over the last five years, have not paid me for legit, accepted, "passed through to the client" shops..claims route uses too much time and is too expensive (or do I ask the court for 'penalties') .....or do I just write off the cost, travel, and amount spent as a "bad debt"...How long should I hold on to the data and file? I know I am not supposed to contact the 'client', but damn! I'm tempted!
@winemaker wrote:
Sybil...your innuendo is disrespectful, and I take offense. The reason why I did not mention the two MSC's is that I wanted to get advice (in general) and not blast those MSC's. Geez...geta grip!
@LeslieKay111 wrote:
Already in a week I've seen 2 rude bullies. That is really a shame and I'm sure not what this forum was trying to promote by starting this nice place in the first place.
Don't you have moderators?
@LeslieKay111 wrote:
Mod note: Inappropriate post removed