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I am looking at possibly purchasing an airplane. I have been renting thus far and it is getting more difficult to get a plane when I want to go. There is a local airplane that my A&P knows well as he's done the maintenance/annuals for years/decades. The owner passed away a couple years ago so...

I was actually on the other end of a transaction. I was the buyer. Purchased a Bose A20 headset. Used paypal through ebay. "Seller" sent package with tracking. Package never got to me. Tracked delivery and found where it was delivered. Fortunately I live in a small town and new the...

That is hilarious.

What a timely thread. Took Sammy to the vet yesterday. Relieved that the vet said he has no detectable tumors at this point and doesn't appear to be in any pain. I didn't want to have to make the decision yet that OP had to.

Not the same thing, but related...is there any similar concern with having the blood bank check for antibodies when you donate blood? Just heard they will do that if you want them to. I thought I would the next time I donate, but will have to re-think that if there could be an issue.

I've seen the last one from the ground, but never from the air.

There is no standard deduction for Schedule C. If you are referring to a CFI that is an employee of a company, Employee Business expenses are no longer deductible.

My wife likes to not fly. I've been trying to figure out how to combine those for 5 years now.

Any similar product for Instrument?

I think that is the dumbest thing I've read. :D

I got scammed on ebay once on a set of headphones. I was not impressed with ebay either. They sided with the seller almost immediately. I raised holy hell with them and they eventually figured out the "seller" was a scammer and refunded my payment.

Read it 3 times. Read the first version twice and the uncut version once.

Internal Revenue Service. Fax or mail. Won't take email. Although they use some sort of e-fax and it is unbelievable how many times "it is down."

I laughed...but then noticed you had it wrong. It's up, down, up, down, left, right, left, right, b, a.

In Nebraska, you don't actually have to have insurance. Not sure if any other states are like that. The law says you have to have proof of "financial responsibility" to license a vehicle. One of the easiest ways to satisfy the requirement is to have insurance, but technically it is not required.

Please tell me you say it in a "Super Mario Brothers" voice! :)

Employee or self-employed?

Completely agree with you.

Two best pieces of advice in this thread (and most accurate) have been to look at Pub 970 and to talk to a Tax Accountant.

An LLC is not necessarily a pass through. With an LLC, you elect how you want to be taxed. A single member LLC can be taxed as a C Corp, S Corp or Sole Proprietorship. A multi-member LLC can be taxed as a C Corp, S Corp, or Partnership.