What to do with your tax refund
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What to do with your tax refund
This article gives some suggestions on what to do with your tax refund: Click Here
BOMB'ing is not listed as one of the suggestions, I can't believe it. I guess the author didn't ask members here for any of their valuable financial advice/opinions
~Rob
BOMB'ing is not listed as one of the suggestions, I can't believe it. I guess the author didn't ask members here for any of their valuable financial advice/opinions
~Rob
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Refund??? god I wish i knew what that was...I have to pay both federal and state...state was a mere 18 bucks..already paid that..but im still having a heck of a time trying to write out a check for over 300 bucks...sucks..i knew i shoulda wrote alot more off on the business than i did...oh well..theres always next year i guess.
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Look at it another way.
You didn't give Uncle Sam an interest-free loan all year long.
We got back.
It's going to waterproof the basement at the rental house.
You didn't give Uncle Sam an interest-free loan all year long.
We got back.
It's going to waterproof the basement at the rental house.
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Most of it will go into wifes Roth IRA for 2004. Alreddy deducted on tax return.
Have to watch what we do as we like to come out about even with our rich uncle Sam. Wife know taxes. Big help.
What is left paid for the BW turn over ball, and part of the compaion hitch
Have to watch what we do as we like to come out about even with our rich uncle Sam. Wife know taxes. Big help.
What is left paid for the BW turn over ball, and part of the compaion hitch
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Don't be silly! Everybody pays taxes. It's just that some people seem to think they have to help the government in their daily screwing of their slaves. Some people actually have MORE money than necessary withheld in order to get a bigger refund. This is lunacy!
People should try to figure their withholding in order to have as close to being even or at least underpay by a little bit. The government pays NO interest on the overpayment.
I'm self-employed so I pay quarterly and a little extra to make up the shortfall on April 15th.
There are those however who believe, with some credibility, that the individual income tax does not apply to ordinary people. It only applies to corporations and people doing business with foreigners. There are also those who believe, also with some credibility, that the 16th amendment was never properly ratified and therefore the income tax is completely illegal.
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Edwin
People should try to figure their withholding in order to have as close to being even or at least underpay by a little bit. The government pays NO interest on the overpayment.
I'm self-employed so I pay quarterly and a little extra to make up the shortfall on April 15th.
There are those however who believe, with some credibility, that the individual income tax does not apply to ordinary people. It only applies to corporations and people doing business with foreigners. There are also those who believe, also with some credibility, that the 16th amendment was never properly ratified and therefore the income tax is completely illegal.
[Sound of can of worms opening]
Edwin
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Just a idea. If you have to PAY, and you did not take all the deductions allowed. You can do an amened tax return. And you have a couple of years to do the amended return. Study the tax stuff.
gud luk
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
Originally posted by edwinsmith
Better idea, don't send the government any money to start with.
Better idea, don't send the government any money to start with.
Back to refunds....we got $1172 back. Haven't decided for sure what to do with it yet.