tower speakers

[delongheavyhaul]

well, i know there has been many threads about tower speakers on here, but i'm gonna ask again. just got my tax return and im gonna invest it in a kick a sound system for my baby! got a nice clarion deck, 12"sub, in-boat speakers,just need to be able to rock while boarding. been looking online at several. monster, fusion, bazooka, but am in love with the dual samson sports speakers.

[delongheavyhaul]

samson dual

[delongheavyhaul]

sorry! trying to post some pics, just cant get them to work. will keep trying

[Tanner]

God it sucks being self employed and never having a tax return :(. Even when I overpay it just gets rolled over into the next quarter. :(

[bneub]

Tanner,
You need to find a way to write off the boat expenses against the self-employment income...

[dogbert]

Originally posted by delongheavyhaul
well, i know there has been many threads about tower speakers on here, but i'm gonna ask again. just got my tax return and im gonna invest it in a kick a sound system for my baby! got a nice clarion deck, 12"sub, in-boat speakers,just need to be able to rock while boarding. been looking online at several. monster, fusion, bazooka, but am in love with the dual samson sports speakers.

I went through this last year and ended up with a pair of Monster Single-Barrels w/ the Tantrum drivers. I added a Kenwood 7202 amp just for these and replaced my head unit with a Kenwood as well because I needed an Aux input for my MP3 player.

It really sounds good. Now that I've added the FAE, all you hear is the water splashing and the tunes...it's kinda like being on my road bike with headphones on. You feel you're in a different world.

[rollo]

www.LiquidAudioSounds.com


Look them up on e-bay they have some good deals

[BobbyD]

Tanner,

I'm with bnueb on this one. You should look into what you can expense on your boat.

I asked my tax advisor prior to my tige purchase to see what expenses I could take advantage of. He siad as long as I keep a hand written log of people/clients and date for the use of the boat along with the Receipts that I could write them off. It has to somehow tie back to business. I work on the side as a Recruiter. So obviously all my riding buddies that potentially could be in the market would fit in my criteria of potential clients. "Entertainment expense"

Could bring much bigger dividends if you can find a way to tie back to business.

[dogbert]

Given how many people we've taught to wakeboard, I should just start a school...great idea on the tax stuff!

[rmarion]

check it out.....
http://www.tigeowners.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=711

[Tanner]

Originally posted by bneub
Tanner,
You need to find a way to write off the boat expenses against the self-employment income...

Already do... I take clients out. Every CPA I've talked to doesn't really want to do it. Then I put my foot down and tell them to do it as I'm paying them. I still don't see why they are scared to as I use it quite often to entertain clients and "seal deals".