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warren buffett first tax return
/ˈwɒrən ˈbʌfɪt fɜːst tæks rɪˈtɜːn/
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The inaugural U.S. federal income tax return filed by investor Warren Buffett in 1944 at age 14, reporting $592.50 in earnings from his paper route, dividends, and interest income, after claiming a $35 deduction for his bicycle and watch, resulting in a $7 tax bill.
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Even at 14, Warren Buffett's first tax return proved he was already wheeling and dealing smarter than most adults.
Forget crypto bros; Warren Buffett's first tax return from his paper route era is the real OG investor origin story.
My first tax return was a panic attack, but Warren Buffett's first tax return casually deducted bike miles like a pro.
In Warren Buffett's first tax return, a teenage deduction for watch repair hinted at the timeless value investor to come.