ZERO WAGES, ZERO RETURN.
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This is where a taxpayer attaches a Form 4852 (Substitute
Form W-2) or a corrected Form 1099 that shows zero or
little wages or other income. The taxpayer might also
include a statement indicating he/she is rebutting the
information submitted to the IRS by the payer. Think a long
time about this one.
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An employer or company says that they
paid you X dollars and you say NO they didn”t or you say
that the money was not really taxable. Either way, whom
would you believe?
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In a twist on this scheme, filers enter zero income but
report their withholding as normal. The hope is to receive
a full refund for withholdings against NO income.
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A little stress is a good thing. It is only when stress becomes debilitating that it becomes a problem. A little stress raises our level of consciousness. Adrenaline is added, and we become sharper mentally as well as physically. Sometimes that added shot of adrenaline will make us more talkative, and that can be a very good thing if the task at hand is to give a speech. So maybe the objective is not to remove ALL stress, but only to remove the excess.
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One of the keys to removing the stress associated with having to speak publicly is to feel like you are knowledgeable about the topic. If you feel like you know enough about the topic so that you can ‘hold your own’ in a conversation about the subject, you will feel far less stressed. A speech is just a conversationa one-way conversation. Study your subject. Read everything about the subject that you can get your hands on. Study until you are completely at ease discussing the topic with your friends and family. The bottom line is, do your homework.
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The next thing to do that will help to make you almost stress-free when you must speak publicly is to be totally and completely prepared. Know exactly what you are going to say and the exact order that you are going to say it. Write down three or four main points that you want to make and in the order that you want to make them. Then go back and fill in the details of those points. Keep everything in a logical sequence. Not only will your audience appreciate it, but it just makes it easier to remember.
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Practice can help to relieve the undue stress associated with speaking in public. Most of the experts tell you to practice in front of a mirror, but there is a better way. Set up your video camera with a shot that is wide enough that your whole body will be visible, and videotape yourself giving the speech. You will see if you are speaking too fast or if you are making arm gestures that are too expansive. You will see if you are standing up straight and whether you are saying ‘uh’ too many times.