TAXBOOK worksheet?

[veritas]

I don't see a dependent support worksheet?

[LTS]

worksheet is for support

either for qc or qr tests.
sorry, after re-seeing your question, i agree, there is not a support worksheet.
have to make up your own.

[Black Bart]

Support worksheet

There's one on page 32 of Publication 17 and you can Google it.

[veritas]

Thanks BB

I found one in an older Quickfinder. The 2006 Quickfinder does not have the worksheet either. Isn't this still a useful worksheet?

[Black Bart]

You're drivin' me crazy with curiosity.

What could possibly be funny when Doc was dyin'? If it worked for him, I'm going to try it when I'm checking out.

[veritas]

I'm not sure

what he thought was funny. If I recall in the movie it was his response to seeing his bare feet. Considering the lifestyle he lived that is a minor miracle. In other words he should have died with his boots on.

[skhyatt]

what he thought was funny. If I recall in the movie it was his response to seeing his bare feet. Considering the lifestyle he lived that is a minor miracle. In other words he should have died with his boots on.

I think that was it. Dying without his boots on. That is one of my favs as movies go and I think Val Kilmer did a great job as Doc.

[veritas]

Everything I have

read says that Kilmer's portrayal was accurate. Doc was 5"11", slender build with dark blond hair. He was a soft spoken classically trained southern gentleman. Bat Masterson described him as a "caustic wit".