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[...] Pete is going to ask Carnevale and Niles if they’ll do our taxes. [...]

(Perhaps it was no coincidence that before supper tonight Jack Joyce visited to discuss how much we should pay quarterly on our estimated NY State tax for 1981 — another success story that must be paid for? [...]

[...] Forget the taxes. [...]

[...] A number of those deal with my challenges involving the side, groin, taxes, and so forth. [...]

(In the 229th session Seth went into some detail concerning the tax problems of our landlord, Jimmy Spaziani. If Jimmy is having tax troubles we know nothing about it, and have heard no rumors. [...]

[...] If our income dropped because we committed ourselves to no new books, the royalty and the interest on our savings would be much more than adequate to live on, for then state and federal taxes would melt away. [...]

[...] Helping Jane, taking care of the house, typing sessions, working on taxes and other correspondence, filing, painting—these things and many others are more than enough to keep me going indefinitely. [...]

[...] The world will be seen as one, but there may be changes in the overall tax assessments along the way, as those who have not paid much, pay more.

[...] However, at various times the pendulum has given me all kinds of other reasons for my physical ills: taxes, money, Jane’s symptoms, success and failure—the works, one might say. [...]

[...] It can come as easily as your income does (with humor, referring to my work on taxes the last two days). [...]

Worrying about taxes, again to whatever degree, is the same sort of thing. [...]

[...] You worried about other issues that I told you about—taxes and money. [...]

[...] Then these split personality fragments or images can be kept under scrutiny without taxing the present ego to distraction. [...]

[...] Now there seems to be another younger man connected perhaps with one of your daughters, who may be offered either a new job or something new in his line of work that may tax him and yet he will feel that he must accept it—for he is driven by ambition—and he will accept it. [...]

[...] Then these split personality fragments or images can be kept under scrutiny without taxing the present ego to distraction. [...]

[...] There was movement of the middle class from the city proper into the suburbs, with a change in the tax balance, and the city merchants began to suffer. [...]

[...] I watched her closely, ready to interrupt if the experimental delivery seemed to be taxing. [...]

[...] A thorough knowledge of the tax structures would be invaluable.

[...] He thought: another book, more money in the bank to pay taxes on, you still at your job, no trips, just another book for more money. [...]

They were thinking in terms of this year, and affairs of taxes. [...]

[...] The conflict with the stomach always involves money, however—taxes sometimes, for example—and implies a period or situation in which you think he is being taken advantage of.