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Does anyone know of a good book/guide/site detailing how to do the accounting for a band (for year end tax purposes)?
Ideally, something talking about:
- different ways to make the band a business
- deductions
- accounting for inventory/depreciation/revenue from gigs
EDIT: Also hoping to find out how to have this fit or work into my standard taxes at the end of the year supplementing my regular day job info.
I notice a lot of posts talking about how Monster Cables are pretty much the sucker's purchase in terms of quality/value etc.
I play live, need them in all shapes and sizes and probably need a good amount
What do you guys use or where do you get your cables that won't break the bank?
I've been trying to find a way to convert old email histories to PDF to just have a single record of communication in one place.
I know that I can convert individual emails to PDF then join them, but is there a way to automate it or a program that can just take all the emails that I tell it to and it spits out a pretty PDF?
EDIT: Got what I was looking for. Gracias.
I have this eReader for sale. Quick lowdown, I like how books smell feel and taste [just like this guy] so now I have this thing that I fully charged, turned on maybe twice, and is sitting here on my desk! That means YOU WIN!
Totally perfect condition, box, cable. Just to show you how nice of a guy I am too, I've preloaded it with not two!... but one! Reddit food book .. "Good but cheap recipes for a college student". That's already priceless.
Here it is on Amazon dang those guys want minimum 297.79 for it? Jokes on them since they don'
FOR SALE! I bought this in 07 and used it to learn to play, I've now upgraded and have no more need for this set.
You'll get all the shells and their connecting hardware. I recently changed the head on the snare too (you'll see it in the pic). Always kept indoors. It still works great, probably just needs a quick tune.
Full disclosure, there is some scratching and stuff on the wood, it definitely doesn't affect playability, just gives it an .. ahem .. vintage feel.
[Included: New friendship with your neighbors after hearing you
Hey guys,
I know it's last minute, but if anyone is around downtown tomorrow, come check out some local music. My band is playing along with a couple others at The Stage 762 5th ave at around 10pm.
high-fives will be given to any and all attendees.
My band's drummer recently moved away to Philly and so we're looking for a replacement...
check us out youtube and let me know if you are / know anyone that would be interested!
Inspired by a really interesgin documentary from this post about Thailand and its bargirls:
http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/i7vsu/iama_guy_with_some_insight_into_the_mindset_of/
Linked documentary: Girlfriend for sale
I highly enjoyed the docu and am wondering if there are other really interesting ones on there.
So Reddit: what are some good documentaries available to watch on Youtube?
My band Jaws Went Swimming and a bunch of other local musicians are playing a show at The Office in North Park.
If you want an idea of what we sound like, here's a couple of past performances:
It should be tons of fun!
EDIT: "Tomorrow" = Wednesday the 11th. Show starts @ 7pm. $8, $6 with flyer. A few of us will be there early on hanging out beforehand so I'll have tons of flyers to hand out to save everyone a couple bucks!
I have payments set up where the Finance Co takes money straight from my bank through electronic routing and all of that. Unfortunately this doesn't let me rack up rewards points and it seems like such a waste!
Is there a way to pay via CC so that I can earn points for my cash? Thanks!
So I have a yamaha scooter that I used during college. It's kind of rusted, battery drained etc etc etc .. basically, not having luck selling it.
Where do people take bikes when they have absolutely no use for them? Thought junkyards maybe, but I've never seen bikes there even for parts.
Any help appreciated!
I'm in San Diego if that makes any difference. Thanks.
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