Tax season is upon us, and many people are scrambling to get their ADJECTIVE paperwork in order. The government requires that we pay ADJECTIVE taxes on our PLURAL NOUN, including our ADJECTIVE income and ADJECTIVE property.
Filing taxes can be a ADJECTIVE process, especially if you don't have all the PLURAL NOUN you need. You'll need to fill out forms, collect receipts, and VERB all of your income and expenses. If you make a mistake, you could end up VERB ENDING IN penalties or even facing ADJECTIVE consequences.
Some people try to VERB the system by hiding income or VERB ENDING IN false deductions, but this is illegal and could result in ADJECTIVE fines or even jail time.
It's important to VERB your taxes honestly and accurately, so you can avoid any ADJECTIVE problems with the IRS. And if you're lucky, you might even get a ADJECTIVE refund that you can use to VERB something fun or ADVERB pay off debt.
