millsrat

We would always go in the fall when the first cool fronts come through

Oh hey, I have a trashcan like that!

This is my opinion also. If a non-profit (whether church or other 501) can't make it based off of donations due to its cause then it shouldn't make it.

I don't think a church that exists due to charitable contributions should be subject to income tax though. Most aren't profitable, and the donations normally come from after tax dollars. There is kind of a break for charitable donations as an itemized deduction, but most people don't itemize on their tax returns plus they don't get a break for the FICA taxes they already paid when it was earned.
Also, the church and its employees pay FICA taxes on wages except for pastors who have to pay self-employment taxes on their housing and wages on their personal tax return unless they opt out of Social Security and Medicare (which means they won't receive those benefits).
I'm a regular church-goer and a CPA who mainly prepares tax returns. I also do some bookkeeping for a few churches.

I used to deer hunt a lot, and I'm trying to get back into it. I have some old 30-06 ammo that has been in an uninsulated garage for probably a decade. It looks okay, but I was wondering if any of y'all have any experience with something like this?

I'm in South Alabama by the way.

Pretty cool news story about a 7lb snook caught in Soldiers Creek. We've had a few randomly caught the past few years, but this one was pretty big!

WKRG AL Snook article

I had urine flow issues at one point a few years ago, and a nurse practitioner at a urology place immediately told me prostatitis. Prescribed heavy antibiotics that never fixed it.

I got a vasectomy later on, and the urologist was a little worried about it being something worse since it never really cleared up. He ran a few tests and wanted to do a scope to check out my bladder. Turns out I had a stricture in my urethra...Hopefully you don't have that, but it wouldn't hurt getting it checked out if you've taken any direct hits to the dick

She has huge name recognition for the area. Her dad was the mayor of Foley for a long time

Not sure what state you're in, but it may help on your state tax return. I'm in AL where the standard deduction is only $4000, so it's easy to itemize on the AL return and use the standard deduction on the Federal.

Correct unless you or your spouse have used this exclusion once in the past 2 years.

Brunson's net in Foley if you're over in Baldwin county. I think they custom make nets and have 8 ft live bait nets on their website
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