First, do not just wait until election time and hope for the best. You need to contact your represenatives now. If you have time to screw around on the BBSs, you have time to make a phone call or email, or post card to express you stand
Second, for the fellow who asked about write off a loss if he sold the gun for less that he paid, the answer will be no.
This is no different than if you win big at Vegas, its reported if its over a certain amount and taxes are taken out right then.
If you lost lots of money until hit it big, you can not write the loss off, unless you are considered a professional gamber as an occupation.
I believe the CPA here can verify that.
John Boyd
Last edited by arrieta2; 09/02/10 09:36 AM.
