Heres the story: So i'm trying to get an accurate report on how much my department is spending, on various marketing tools etc... So I call our CPA (asian owned of course), and submit my request... The girl that picked up told me "Sure would you like me to efile you, or fax". Now, I didn't want to be rude, or look stupid incase "Efile" was an actual term, or some new technology that some how I missed the memo. So I had her fax it...

I've heard many "Business" terms over the years, but WTF is an efile?! I thought she might have meant email, but like I mentioned, I didn't want to be rude and make a big deal out of it. Your professional opinion please!

 

she is asking you if you would like to e-file. your tax information or do it over the fax..
http://www.irs.gov/efile/

 

http://uscis.gov/graphics/formsfee/forms/eFiling.htm

 

Thank you for answering, however, I know about the govt's e-file system. My inquiry to our CPA had nothing to do with taxes. I simply wanted numbers... This is what puzzled me, anyway, I called her coworker just now. Found out....

Efile = Email in chinglish..

 

haha.. that is not chinglish.. thats just chinesish..
that's horrible

 

what a horrible idea.

 

She wants you Jerry, period.

 

wtf is chinesish? you just made this thread the worst thread ever.

 

hahahahahaha

 

Chineseish... Wow...

Tim

 

+ juan for eddie the thread ruiner

 

how can you explain e-file = email.. that's not just bad english.
that's bad chinese..

 

^^^Hahahahahahhaha... :rotfl: