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Originally Posted by TripletDaddy
There are BNA software suites that actually allow you to do this, assuming you are entering info at least quarterly. The average person does not use this brand of software, though, as it is really expensive.
For a person to have a zero liability, they usually have to have a serious understanding of expected inflows and expenses for Q4.
It isnt common, but it is definitely possible.
While possible that he has zero liability, what is more likely is that Indy is just lying again.
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I think it was just a mathematical fluke.