ITT: We Discuss Federal Income Tax Forum

[03121202698008]

My tax prof is a comedic genius. The class is great. The stuff can be interesting if the prof is energetic and interesting.

Are you in my tax class?

[Bronte]

My tax prof is a comedic genius. The class is great. The stuff can be interesting if the prof is energetic and interesting.

Are you in my tax class?

I think so yeah. You don't like him?

[pleasetryagain]

True fact: don't take that shit as a 3L, it's a terrible fucking mistake.

why?

[03121202698008]

My tax prof is a comedic genius. The class is great. The stuff can be interesting if the prof is energetic and interesting.

Are you in my tax class?

I think so yeah. You don't like him?

No, I do. Just wondering who the hell you are. Lol

[keg411]

My tax prof is a comedic genius. The class is great. The stuff can be interesting if the prof is energetic and interesting.

Are you in my tax class?

I think so yeah. You don't like him?

No, I do. Just wondering who the hell you are. Lol

Probably taking tax next semester so good to know the prof is good (assuming it's the same one).

[03121202698008]

Probably taking tax next semester so good to know the prof is good (assuming it's the same one).

It's a different one.

[kaiser]

I go into tax every day and I'm like "Que?"

[keg411]

Probably taking tax next semester so good to know the prof is good (assuming it's the same one).

It's a different one.

[03121202698008]

Probably taking tax next semester so good to know the prof is good (assuming it's the same one).

It's a different one.

I hear he's still good but Hines could be a (really nerdy) comedian.

[Pato_09]

I go into tax every day and I'm like "Que?"

LOL

[goosey]

Which seems fine and good until you learn that a good chunk of the class is composed of former accountants and accounting majors. Kind of unnerving seeing the veteran accountant next to you playing Farmville and looking up maybe once every 10 minutes just to make sure the prof's not going over something he doesn't already know!





EDIT: Grammar.

my husband is an accountant and what we do in law school is different than what he does as an accountant. he knows the end result..the rule..what goes down on the paper. we go over every stupid twist and turn and why they exist. He helps me with the basic stuff and things like whether something is above the line or below the line but when I ask him really in depth law school exam-esque questions, he stares at me and tells me law school is ridiculous. accountants seems to operate on a need-to-know basis, which would not fair very well on a law school exam. so dont feel too intimidated by the accountants not paying attention, theyre going to help the curve