Confusing IRS rules regarding moving expenses. According to the rules I read, you have to stay in new residence for 39 weeks. However, they also talk about taking the deduction in the same year as the move, which contradicts the 39 week rule.

Go to work just enough to barely afford a living. Get a "McJob". Turn one room of your/a house into an indoor marijuana garden and sell your quarterly crop yeilds that are worth thousands. Bypass their bullshit by earning a covert non-taxable comfortable middle class income. Watch how you spend it though. Big purchases such as cars and houses should all fit on the books according to your income and checking accounts. FOR EVERYTHING ELSE, USE CASH! But don't make cash purchases that are more than a couple thousand bucks, because big brother IS indeed watching. Do things like buy the $1000 TV instead of the $4000 one. Or finance it like you don't have the $$ just yet. It's all about matching your monitorable annual income with your monitorable annual expenditure, which is much easier than trying to figure out the rediculously complex tax code. For all the things that cant be monitored like clothes, electronics, recreation, groceries, and just generally desirable stuff...happy spending!!!

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