And that is where I will leave you, cupcake. Not defeated, but hopefully educated. You gave me some basic data and I did a rudimentary analysis of it using standard business/government methods. To the government, the 1st day of January is just another day when a puzzling number of employees call in hungover...er, I mean sick. April 1st is when they break out the fireworks, party hats, and champagne and sing auld lang syne! I never hear democrats talking about this, have you? They never bitch and moan that "tax receipts were down last year!, that and global warming will kill children!!" You know why they never say anything? Because they can't factually back it up. Because the standard is and has been for decades, the fiscal year. April has been the IRS FY since 1955, and most businesses choose that date(or October)too. Why, I don't know, I suspect it has something to do with alignment of fiscal quarters, when most businesses report earnings. So, April is coming up fast! Do you have any plans? Don't go crazy and spend your(slightly smaller)refund on parties!
I want to take this opportunity to wish you and yours a very happy and prosperous new(fiscal)year!!! And next time, please leave my parents out of this, they were Kennedy democrats who had nothing to do with the fiscal policies of the United States, and would not recognize today's demoRAT party.
P.S. Real quick, take a look on those lovely spreadsheets you so graciously supplied to me. Look at the receipts for just the month of April for the past few years. Significantly LARGER than the other months, right? Why should be self-evident
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