*rubs hands together with glee*
That's right, folks. It's that time of year again. 40 days and counting until you're required to sendyour still-beating heart this year's tax return to the Internal Revenue Service. And it's also the time of year when Celli's Annual Taxfic Challenge returns. Spread the word!
The rules:
1) Taxes must be involved. Any kind of taxes. Individual, corporate, estate, gift, federal, state, sales, excise, property...anything you can think of to tie to the concept of taxation.
2) Required vocabulary: either the word accrual or the word withholding. Bonus points for both.
3) Any fandom, any classification, any pairing or lack thereof is welcome.
4) Aim for 500+ words, although I won't be wordcounting. Extra super super special bonus points, and possibly a cookie, for a fic that's precisely 1040 words long.
Can't find a premise, or need some loophole in the tax code explained to you? I'm here for the asking. Five years of tax experience should be good for something, and I can't think of a better something than promoting fic. *g*
Once you've posted it, email me or comment in a post with the link, and I'll do a big index postthe morning (hahahahaha) the evening of April 16.
And for your reading pleasure:
The 2003 Taxfic Challenge
The 2004 Taxfic Challenge
P.S. If you're working on a Remix fic, for Pete's sake, finish that first! Or
musesfool will come after me with the poky stick.
P.P.S. ...if anyone catches me working on this instead of a Remix fic, dopeslap me.
That's right, folks. It's that time of year again. 40 days and counting until you're required to send
The rules:
1) Taxes must be involved. Any kind of taxes. Individual, corporate, estate, gift, federal, state, sales, excise, property...anything you can think of to tie to the concept of taxation.
2) Required vocabulary: either the word accrual or the word withholding. Bonus points for both.
3) Any fandom, any classification, any pairing or lack thereof is welcome.
4) Aim for 500+ words, although I won't be wordcounting. Extra super super special bonus points, and possibly a cookie, for a fic that's precisely 1040 words long.
Can't find a premise, or need some loophole in the tax code explained to you? I'm here for the asking. Five years of tax experience should be good for something, and I can't think of a better something than promoting fic. *g*
Once you've posted it, email me or comment in a post with the link, and I'll do a big index post
And for your reading pleasure:
The 2003 Taxfic Challenge
The 2004 Taxfic Challenge
P.S. If you're working on a Remix fic, for Pete's sake, finish that first! Or
P.P.S. ...if anyone catches me working on this instead of a Remix fic, dopeslap me.
- Mood:
nerdy

Comments
But yay! I'm excited! As you can undoubtedly tell!
*dork*
I so totally wasn't.
And then... Damn it. I don't know what happened, but NCIS banter happened. :P Darn you and your evil accounting fic challenges! Going to go post it right now.
I love getting my refund.
I love that
I could send it express post and everything.
I don't think they said accrual or withholding in the 18th century.
But I'll try. They are the best, after all. They would know what those words mean.
But...
The image of Weiss bent over a stack of tax forms with a pencil stuck behind his ear is just too adorable to resist. *g*
Count me in!
i will indeed!
your challenge seems to be the only one that appeals to my muses, btw.
:-)
I don't know anything about taxes.
Helllllllllllllp.
Anyway - can I email you with questions? Chat? What's better for you?
*squeals with excitement*
I get the WEIRDEST plot bunnies....
The Two Things In Life You Can't Avoid
Pegasus Tax Code
http://www.livejournal.com/users/diluvi
Does "accruing" count? Maybe half a point? I got withholding in there.
I couldn't make it 1040 words, but I'm pretty sure it's more than 500.
April Fifteenth
Weiss, Syd, taxes, the usual. Enjoy!