Nutritional High International Inc. Ordinary Shares C.NHL

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Two questions.

[Bobthebuilddr]

Just ignore them DD. They are still shorting from 30 cents and don't wanna cover, so all they can do is troll stockhouse, and hope to lie to someone into selling there shares. Geo and news are the same person more then likely. Or they work for the same company doing the shorting. Call Greg. His works mean more to me then these losers talking about insider selling and taxes.

DiligentSon wrote: Sorry man, I was shot gun posting. But...relax. I've been dormant...geo, Bob, Greede, Mickyb, have been bickering on this board for weeks and nobody has said anything...as soon as I say something, I'm troll feeding? Backing it up with facts and links? I've gained a reputation, but respectfully...go fuk yourself Entryex.

Entryex wrote:

Charlie_Chan wrote:
Rent, whether paid or unpaid is treated as Income. Income liable for taxation is Income less Expenses. Therefore unpaid rent for a year would translate into $0 Income and any Expenses would be treated as a Loss.

So no, you do not pay Income tax on unpaid rent however you are still liable for other taxes ie. Property tax etc.

DiligentSon wrote: Somebody help me out here. Clearly NewsjunkyEtcEtc isnt going to answer my question. Do you have to pay taxes on unpaid rent? And if so, why? No matter how hard I try, I can't find anything on the Internet to support that.

NewsjunkyEtcEtc wrote: Clearly you were unaware of this. Sorry to drop this on you over the weekend. 

 

The answer is kinda obvious, why would you be liable for taxes on unpaid rent/revenue. Enough troll feeding (1 page) Sorry I ever threw scraps.. Even if they were audited, common! If they didn't get the rent, it's not taxable, jeez!

Back to relevant shyt!