Filing taxes with Scratch

-Expo

Could I annotate a 1040 U.S. individual Income Tax Return Form using Scratch despite being a citizen of Argentina? Is this even allowed on Scratch?

Last edited by -Expo (May 15, 2024 22:50:32)

INSERT-USER_NAME

I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.

-Expo

INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.

what if I break it down into multiple parts?

alwayspaytaxes

-Expo wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.
what if I break it down into multiple parts?

Yeah sure

Also say what

INSERT-USER_NAME

-Expo wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.
what if I break it down into multiple parts?

That could work, you'd need to use some external image editor though to piece all the parts back together though.

-Expo

INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
-Expo wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.
what if I break it down into multiple parts?
That could work, you'd need to use some external image editor though to piece all the parts back together though.

I evaded my taxes last season (hence the paper saying 2023) so I could might pay for one

alwayspaytaxes

INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
-Expo wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.
what if I break it down into multiple parts?
That could work, you'd need to use some external image editor though to piece all the parts back together though.

Doesn't that defeat the point of dividing the images so they can easily load in the Scratch paint editor?

INSERT-USER_NAME

alwayspaytaxes wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
-Expo wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.
what if I break it down into multiple parts?
That could work, you'd need to use some external image editor though to piece all the parts back together though.
Doesn't that defeat the point of dividing the images so they can easily load in the Scratch paint editor?

piece all the parts back together after having done something with said pieces in the scratch editor

Last edited by INSERT-USER_NAME (May 15, 2024 23:07:27)

-Expo

alwayspaytaxes wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
-Expo wrote:
INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
I don't think the Scratch paint editor would be able to reliably handle an image of that size, you'd definitely lose some needed detail when the image was resized down to fit the stage.
what if I break it down into multiple parts?
That could work, you'd need to use some external image editor though to piece all the parts back together though.
Doesn't that defeat the point of dividing the images so they can easily load in the Scratch paint editor?

Yes it does. Suppose if i uploaded the picture to an image sharpener then reimported it back to scratch for ultra-fine quality?

Za-Chary

You would not be allowed to use this to share your full name, for starters.

-Expo

Za-Chary wrote:
You would not be allowed to use this to share your full name, for starters.

But what if I was sharing this only with the Internal Revenue Service?

Za-Chary

-Expo wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
You would not be allowed to use this to share your full name, for starters.
But what if I was sharing this only with the Internal Revenue Service?

I don't think you should be submitting taxes for the United States if you do not reside in the United States.

Last edited by Za-Chary (May 15, 2024 23:49:18)

-Expo

Za-Chary wrote:
-Expo wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
You would not be allowed to use this to share your full name, for starters.
But what if I was sharing this only with the Internal Revenue Service?
I don't think you should be submitting taxes for the United States if you do not reside in the United States.

That's like saying you shouldn't support FC Barcelona if you don't live in Catalunya

yadayadayadagoodbye

Za-Chary wrote:
You would not be allowed to use this to share your full name, for starters.

The project could be sent as a file, or the image could be exported.

To OP, if this isn't a joke topic, I would suggest using any of the free image editors online instead, such as pixlr.

-Expo

Fixed it to Argentina. Does the same rules apply?

-Expo

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:
Za-Chary wrote:
You would not be allowed to use this to share your full name, for starters.
The project could be sent as a file, or the image could be exported.

To OP, if this isn't a joke topic, I would suggest using any of the free image editors online instead, such as pixlr.

No, this is not a joke topic, and yes, I originally thought pixlr. I never said I would actually send this to the IRS

Last edited by -Expo (May 16, 2024 00:23:49)

yadayadayadagoodbye

-Expo wrote:
Fixed it to Argentina. Does the same rules apply?
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I would believe that as long as you don't share the project, there would be no issues, as the only reason any moderation action would happen to unshared projects is if it breaks the law. (tl: dr don't share it, don't committ tax fraud)

Paddle2See

Yeah, sharing it on Scratch would obviously not be okay, due to personal info.

Whether your tax service would accept a Scratch-edited image or not is something you would have to check with them.

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